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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeBoulder To Birmingham
I don't want to hear a love songI got on this airplane just to flyAnd I know there's life belowBut all that it can show meIs the prairie and the skyAnd I don't want to hear a sad storyFull of heartbreak and desireThe last time I felt like thisIt was in the wilderness and the canyon was on fireAnd I stood on the mountain in the night and I watched it burnI watched it burn, I watched it burnI would rock my soul in the bosom of abrahamI would hold my life in his saving graceI would walk all the way from boulder to birminghamIf I thought I could see, I could see your faceWell you really got me this timeAnd the hardest part is knowing I'll surviveI have come to listen for the soundOf the trucks as they move downOut on ninety fiveAnd pretend that it's the oceanComing down to wash me clean, to wash me cleanBaby do you know what I meanI would rock my soul in the bosom of abrahamI would hold my life in his saving graceI would walk all the way from boulder to birminghamIf I thought I could see, I could see your faceAnd I stood on the mountain in the night and I watched it burnI watched it burn, I watched it burnI would rock my soul in the bosom of abrahamI would hold my life in his saving graceI would walk all the way from boulder to birminghamIf I thought I could see, I could see your faceIf I thought I could see (if I thought I could see)I could see your face
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