The Mountain
Mike Bailey
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Well i bought myself a beat up dodge and i filled it up with gas Took the old road out of town and avoided the whole bypass Tried to get back a long gone feeling but you can never go home again Oh it's such a pity the condition this road is in Do you remember the mountain And the spring where the water ran so free Now there's just a big fat managed community Over there where the spring used to be We'd come up from the foothills with our water jugs Get water from that mountain the water that we all loved Then one morning the highway machine showed up and Blasted down the peak Everything is such a pity now the mountain side so bleak Do you remember the mountain And the spring where the water ran so free Now there's just a big fat managed community Over there where the spring used to be That old dodge ran hot and I got lost Outside of Gainesville town Finally found a service station That wasn't boarded up and totally closed down He patched up the radiator and sold me some cider too Whoa kid come back later for a quart of that mountain dew Do you remember the mountain And the spring where the water ran so free Now there's just a big fat managed community Over there where the spring used to be
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Written by: Daniel Seekings, George Drewry, Michael Bailey, Robert Glendinning, Steve Westwood
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