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| Lyrics |
Mountains to Climb
Francesco Bonifazi - 2016
INTRO
Missing you
Missing you...
VERSE 1
Just when skies - looked clear as glass
Had a feeling - our troubles had passed
Yooou hit me - with a final blow
Out of the blue - how would I have known
CHORUS
Now, there so many mountains yet to climb
Struggling up a steep incline
Wheeeen relations are left behind
So many mountains yet to climb
So many mountains yet to climb
VERSE 2
Watched you packing - on your way
Our love seemed strong just the other day
Something I said - or didn't do?
Already sad - knowing we're all through
CHORUS
Now, there so many mountains yet to climb
Struggling up a steep incline
Wheeeen relations are left behind
So many mountains yet to climb
So many mountains yet to climb
BRIDGE
Nothing ventured - nothing gained
No help when hit by a train
Be a while 'till another try
'Cause right now I'm just...
Wondering why?
Wondering why?
VERSE 3
The bed's still warm - but not your heart
Heard you needed a brand-new start
Tryin' to catch all of your news
But, I'm still here - just missing you
CHORUS
And so many mountains yet to climb
Struggling up a steep incline
Wheeeen relations are left behind
So many mountains yet to climb
So many mountains... a step at a time...
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| Description |
Short Song Description:
It's just hard to deal with lose of relationships.
We all can relate.
Just takes time to climb all those mountains and get back to feeling good about yourself moving forward. |
Long Song Description:
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Story Behind the Song:
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| Credits |
| Lyric Credits: Francesco Bonifazi |
| Music Credits: Francesco Bonifazi |
| Producer Credits: Francesco Bonifazi |
| Publisher Credits: Francesco Bonifazi |
| Performance Credits: Francesco Bonifazi |
| Label Credits: Whistling Troubadour Records |
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Song Length: 3:52
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Primary Genre: Country-Americana
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Secondary Genre: Folk-Americana
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Tempo / Feel: Very Slow (Under 70)
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Lead Vocal: Male Vocal
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Subject Matter 1: Heartbreak
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Subject Matter 2: Breaking Up
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Mood 1: Depressing
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Mood 2: Heartbreaking
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Similar Artist 1: James Taylor
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Similar Artist 2: Robert Plant
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Era: 1970 - 1979
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