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The Mountains Calling
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I rode a nameless horse down a nameless mile and I swear I heard the mountains calling
My society has been running wild ever since the sky was falling
It forced me to the road
It’s carried me so far, so far from my home.
The path is beaten but its dark, for sure, only when you arrive will you know
The simple life wasn’t what it seemed, but you’re 100 miles in and starved, so
You idle through the pain
And simply push on, yeah, you push on through the rain
They parted ways somewhere by the sea, perhaps he’ll return there in time
She said the open road it calls out to me, I’d be a fool to ignore such a sign
So don’t forget to send
I’ll see you somewhere, somewhere in the end
I turned my eyes back to the road today
I heard the mountains calling
Tryin’ to forget about the words she said
I heard the mountains calling
To find some peace for my poor weary head
I heard the mountains calling
Sometimes I think that I’d be better dead
I heard the mountains calling
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My Way Home
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The Pure
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Where The Problem Lies
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I Am The Wanderer
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We Used To Love Each Other
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Save Your Tears For Sunday
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Bigger Than Dallas
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Good Lord Willin'
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Simon George Nashville, Tennessee
Born in Dallas,TX and raised in Nashville, TN, Simon's sound is a blend of simple story telling and aggressive blues guitar.
He wrote his recently published first album "The Way We Were" while in his early 20's living in Chattanooga, TN and is now in studio working on his second album to be released late 2018.
Southern folk psych rock for the thinkin' man.
infosimongeorgemusic@gmail.com
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