A Way Out On The Mountain
A Way Out On The Mountain
I'll go somewhere and sing my songs again
A raccoon stole my minnows in the night
Lord, I appreciate his need and his appetite
But unlike me, he doesn't have to roam
And it's true that he's a raccoon
Man can't live on bread alone
Then I'll go somewhere and sing my songs again
More than likely right back to the places that I've been
In fairness to my music and my friend
I'll go somewhere and sing my songs again
It feels so good to have a simple wish
Where life and death is me and some old fish
Though a king sits with a cold beer in his hand
And surveys a clear blue kingdom on the sand
I'll go somewhere and sing my songs again
A raccoon stole my minnows in the night
Lord, I appreciate his need and his appetite
But unlike me, he doesn't have to roam
A raccoon stole my minnows in the night
Lord, I appreciate his need and his appetite
my songs again