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Move to the Mountains

from Big Tree by Big Tree

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Move to the Mountains

Let’s move to the mountains….
The snow on the north lawn looks like just like an ocean
Choppy waters big waves, glistens in the sunlight
Yesterday I was in love but now I just want
Someone to throw me down in the snow

Black tires on the ice roads
Squealing in the back seat
I would risk my life for
Sunday morning pancakes
Today I am so in love and now I just want
Someone to throw me down in the snow

Lately my dreams are predictions of what’s to come
Lately my dreams are memories of what I loved
Lately our nights have lasted til the sun comes up
Tomorrow I will love you but for now I just want
Someone to throw me down in the snow

Let’s move to the mountains….

The birds are singing folk songs
Way up in the dead trees
They don’t realize that it’s February
I don’t want to love right now I just want
Someone to throw me down in the snow

Let’s move to the mountains….

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from Big Tree, released January 24, 2009

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Big Tree is an indie-pop band located in the Bay Area of California.

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