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EPISODE · Nov 4, 2005

The Mountain To The Sea

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This week's edition of basicmm radio features a conversation with the inspiration behind one of the songs on our Come As You Are CD, The Mountain To The Sea. Chris Irwin is a friend who has a funny story about this particular song. :-)It's a different sort of show, hope you enjoy!The song was recorded at a coffee house in Victor, NY in 2003. The lyrics are included below, and you can click the iTunes button below to purchase the individual track directly from iTunes. Or, you can grab the whole album for only $9.99! Good deal!Thanks for listening! See ya next time!Greg & Jen C(from the road!)The Mountain To The Sea (1995) Dancin' on the hilltopsFollowing the mountain to the shoreAll the way you stop to wonder Will I see this mountain anymore?Such a calm and peaceful placeYou don't want to leave it but you knowThere will be many mountains you will seeAs you reach the shore you noticeA wide and open raging sea"Can this be the way to go nowIs this sea calling to me?"Though the waters rage around youYou press on 'cause you can seeThere will be another mountain there for meOn this path of life we go through many stormySeas not knowing when we'll reach dry landBut looking back just reminds us of where we used to beNot where we're going to bePressing on toward the goal of our lives we willReach that final mountain top, there with HimFollowing the path to heavenStormy seas come and they goBut mountains interrupt their madnessA sturdy peaceful place to goThere is one last mighty mountainA final mountain for your soulThere will be the greatest mountain we will seeWords & Music: Greg Campbell Copyright © 1995 Greg Campbell. Admin by basic music ministries. All Rights Reserved.

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