High On The Mountain
from This Isn't Love by The '59 Chevys
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lyrics
My baby lives high upon the mountain,
Just beneath the distant sun
My baby lives high upon the mountain,
Just beneath the distant sun
Why don't you go back, to your mountain
When you're done?
Why don't you go back, to your mountain
(when you're done)
I can see far beyond forever
As I smoke my mind away
I can see far beyond forever
As I smoke my mind away
Why don't you go back, to your mountain
And blue skies today
Why don't you go back, to your mountain
(and blue skies today)
My baby lives high upon the mountain,
Just beneath the distant sun
My baby lives high upon the mountain,
Just beneath the distant sun
Why don't you go back, to your mountain
When you're done?
Why don't you go back, to your mountain
(when you're done)
(when you're done)
(when you're done)
Just beneath the distant sun
My baby lives high upon the mountain,
Just beneath the distant sun
Why don't you go back, to your mountain
When you're done?
Why don't you go back, to your mountain
(when you're done)
I can see far beyond forever
As I smoke my mind away
I can see far beyond forever
As I smoke my mind away
Why don't you go back, to your mountain
And blue skies today
Why don't you go back, to your mountain
(and blue skies today)
My baby lives high upon the mountain,
Just beneath the distant sun
My baby lives high upon the mountain,
Just beneath the distant sun
Why don't you go back, to your mountain
When you're done?
Why don't you go back, to your mountain
(when you're done)
(when you're done)
(when you're done)
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from This Isn't Love,
released April 5, 2013
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The '59 Chevys Coventry, UK
Born from a love of foot-stomping, fist-pumping, ear-splitting rock 'n' roll, The '59 Chevys take the classic sound of 50's
and 60's youth rebellion and bring it right up to date, with a killer combination of catchy choruses, pounding rhythms and howling guitars.
Featuring "Juke Joint" JR on Vocals & Guitar, Amber "404" Blenkinsopp on Bass and Luke "The Hammer" Turner on Drums & Backing Vocals.
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Apr 2013
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