Long distance runner, what you standin' there for? Get up, get out, get out of the door Your playin' cold music on the barroom floor Drowned in your laughter
BIG AS A MOUNTAIN Watch out, she's big as a mountain Slobby slow witch called Ree Lyndon Like you got something to believe in Leave you with a golden
John W. Work, Jr. / Traditional Spiritual Go, tell it on that mountain Over the hills and everywhere Hey go, tell it on that mountain Jesus Christ is
Yo, yo, yo, yo my man, yo Yea, what can I help you with? Eh, come on man you gotta say You got me on this one look What do you need, what do you need?
I remember it well, that day last spring When the snow lay deep on the mountain trails It was winter's last showin' and our last fling Before returning
I'm gonna take that mountain I was born a stubborn soul Ain't afraid of the great unknown, nor The windin' road that's all uphill This is just a stumblin
Hey you, get off my mountain Hey you, get off my cloud Hey you, get off my mountain You're just tryin' to Bring me down And you laugh in my face Make
Lords, can it be mistakes? Throughout the constant vows Of the lost and gone, blind and wrong Inside a faith without a home A fire that is cold But grows
Over the mountain take me across the sky Something in my vision, something deep inside Where did I wander, where d'ya think I wandered to I've seen life
I wandered far from the fold where I was safe It wasn't long until I found I'd lost my way I cried with fear as the night began to fall One more lost
The breeze was cool His kiss was fire The night birds sang their trills And when the moon was gone Hidden by the clouds I put the fire out somewhere in
Ay, que por ti me muero, por ti no puedo Cambiar el curso de los vientos Se me seca la inocencia, siento que me muero Ay, que por ti me enredo, entre
Bluebirds over the mountain Seagulls over the sea-ea-ea Bluebirds over the mountain Bring my baby to me A boy and a girl they once found love To each
Go tell it on the mountain Over the hills and everywhere Go tell it on the mountain That Jesus is born Go tell it on the mountain Over the hills and
I know your life on earth was troubled And only you could know the pain You weren't afraid to face the Devil You were no stranger to the rain Go rest
John Stewart Chorus: Comin' from the mountains, across the Northern plains. It's off to California, then back again to Maine. Singin' a song that you
Mike Stewart Chorus: Go tell it on the mountains over the hills and ev'rywhere and you can go (go) tell it on the mountain, Jesus Christ was born. Down