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Fire On The Mountain
04:12
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Fire On The Mountain
Music and Lyrics by Erika Holycross
Brindle coat shining in the sun
She's running out along the ridge
I can see it all so clearly now
Well isn't life one hell of a bitch?
Who cares if home can't find you
There's plenty out on the trail
She fills the canyon with her own sound
Sometimes it's better that way
And there's a fire on the mountain
There's a fire on the mountain
There's a fire on the mountainside
She jumped from the car at 60 miles per hour
And she's almost forgotten every name that he gave her
Who knew how cold the nights would be
But tonight it's alright
And you can shoot those holes in the walls and the ceiling
But ghosts can't feel you no they just won't feel you
and tonight
it's alright
There's a fire on the mountain
There's a fire on the mountain
There's a fire on the mountainside
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Ten Feet Tall
05:01
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Ten Feet Tall
Music and Lyrics by Erika Holycross
I found an old record today
I only kept it because I liked the way
You carried it with you your suitcase and your coat
That beat up old leather that you never took off
And you had us all believe you just didn't care about a thing
Whatever happened to the kid in the oversized boots?
Whatever happened
Whatever happened to you?
Your momma's coffee tasted like a burning house
But you left before you knew that taste in your mouth
You saw the way bitterness brought her to her knees
Better get out while you can, live like you please
And you had us all believe you could make yourself ten feet tall
Whatever happened to the kid in the oversized boots?
Whatever happened
Whatever happened to you?
And you had us all believe you could make yourself ten feet tall
Turns out what you were looking for was just a safe place to fall
A safe place to fall.
Whatever happened to the kid in the oversized boots?
Whatever happened
Whatever happened to you?
Whatever happened
Whatever happened
Whatever happened
Whatever happened
To you?
I hope you found
I hope you found
I hope you found
That safe place to fall
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