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Mountain Jane
03:39
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Jane
Won't you come down
Down from the mountain
I
Will carry you home
Well here she comes
I made a promise
And I'm gonna have to fulfill it
So come on sweetheart hop on my back
HIgh
Up in the mountains
Jane
Came upon a fountain
She
Said god wasn't gonna let her talk about it
And I said
'Your stories getting old and babe
You gotta get off of my back
I can only do a mile like that'
She said 'thats okay
I know
My father's house is close'
She said 'thats okay
I know
My father isn't even home'
And I said
'Jane you know I'm gonna have to leave you on the porch
We just can't do the things we used to do before'
I did the right thing baby
I'm not turning back
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Running Horse he lit the fire
Dance tonight
I paint my face and you wear that deer skin dress I made
In a way I realize
Star of noon
I dance in place and you wear the same thing everyday
The men came in from Jamestown
And told me lies
I know it
I know it
I know it
I know it
I know
Asphyxiated by the money scheme
They killed my tribe
I know it
I know it
I know it
I know it
I know
Took a walk around your block
In circles
I tried my hand but you just don't see me where I stand
Stand up for all your rights
Star of night
She hates this place and lately she's been thinking 'bout runnin' away
The men came in from outer space
And talked real loud
I heard it
I heard it
I heard it
I heard it
I heard
But I could not see them
They were just particles of light
The wayfarer sings
About the time
She doesn't have any of it
Just looking for some peace of mind
While I sing
Why oh why
You make it up as you go along
The road less traveled takes you where you want
You stand before the burn of eternal fire
Your baby girl is turning into a liar
Into a liar
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