LYRICS
Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeMontana
A fifteen year old kid from St. PaulHopped on a train and headed westGot a job at a St. Mary RestaurantWashing dishes and making friendsThe years went by like the seasonsAnd they brought him a lifetime of joyHe bought ten or twelve acres of heavenWith a paradise vantage pointAnd he built a cabin at the foot of the mountainsThat stole his heart when he was a boyOn North Fork Road you're almost homeGet lost in MontanaWhere your heart can finally roamGet lost in MontanaWhere the mountains call you homeGet lost forever in MontanaHis son worked hard in West GlacierHis daughter sold souvenirsAnd he always went back to PolebridgeWith his family every yearTo his green tin roof in the RockiesAnd a sky so full of starsHis spirit lives in these mountiansWhere Montana first stole his heartOn North Fork Road, you're almost homeGet lost in MontanaWhere your heart can finally roamGet lost in MontanaWhere the mountains call you homeGet lost forever in MontanaTwo words on a bumper stickerWere all I needed to readI found myself for the first timeWhen Montana enchanted meSo get lost in the Big Sky countryWhere adventure calls your nameEvery moment is worth more than diamondsWhen you spend time in the treasure stateSo get lost in the Big Sky countryAnd let your heart lead the way
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