My mom use to sing about a mountain
And a town that lay silent below
She sang of valleys of treasure
A sage brush mountain
With salmon skies set aglow
I may have been nine
when I found sage brush mountain
looking at the River bend
I could hear the pattern of wind
Silent whurling white flurries
I thought, "this may be a true godsend"
So thank you For the sage brush meadows
Cause so many just see ghettos
oh I know
know that you know
Guess the mind is truly subject
To the home in which it grows
It surly shows
Oh It surly shows
Time cycles on sagebrush mountain
It's there I will go
To see the pale snow
Alone in my mind
I ran up sage brush mountain
I had no service to send
It was here I started to find
This place killed my slight worries
Sagebrush mountain had something to lend
Everything's just fine, you still have time
Time, time, to grow
Time to know
It's strange but I've found
When you're by yourself for miles
You start to understand
what it actually feels like
what it feels like to be alone
So thank you For the sage brush meadows
Cause so many just see ghettos
Oh I know
know that you know
Guess the mind is truly subject
To the home in which it grows
It surly shows
Oh It surly shows
Time cycles on sagebrush mountain
It's there I will go
To see the pale snow
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