Thunder In The Mountains
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Thunder In The Mountains
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Where the mountains meet the sea
And lights spit stains on the scenery
And the air is heavy with a sticky unease
I wish for my world of make believe
And the rebel in my soul says go
And the rebel in my soul says go
Chorus:
Can you hear it breaking through?
Can you hear it breaking through?
Thunder and lightning
Thundering, thundering in the mountains
There's a motorway, it's a monument
To distant cities with distant cries
A problem, an explosion
Just a spark sets the anger in motion
And the rebel in my soul says go
And the rebel in my soul says go
(chorus)
Can you hear it in the mountains?
(chorus)
And it's breaking through
Breaking through
Breaking through...
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