Lyrics of 'Mountains' by Lucy Spraggan
Sitting in the station, contemplating looks on people's faces,
Wondering why they are smiling, or what troubles they are facing.
I don't know why i'm thinking it, but i just take the time to sit,
And wonder what their dream is, and how their trying to chase it.
When an old lady, comes and sits next to me.
Says, next birthday i'll be 83.
I fell in love in the world when i was 24.
I have lived in mexico, columbia and ecuador.
Sat next to the taj mahal, while the sun was rising.
Spend a year in australia, chasing the horizons.
So take your guitar, and do what you have to do.
She said, i know what you're scared of.
I used to feel it too.
You're not scared of climbing mountains.
You are scared that you can't make them move.
Oh-oh-oh.
I'll move them for you.
I'll move them for you.
I'll move them for you.
When the most important piece of information you have ever heard
Is that soon you'll be sitting on top of the world.
I'll move it for you.
I'll move it for you.
I'll move it for you.
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