Songtexte Ancient Mountains - John Williamson
Where
ancient
mountains
are
whittled
down
Millions
of
years
to
a
little
mound
Where
giant
feet
are
fossil
found
I
see
spinifex
surfing
on
a
dune,
The
rock
is
redder
in
the
afternoon
Tourists
clicking
madly
soon
Where
spring
will
come
with
any
rain
A
chance
to
flower
and
seed
again
Forever
garden
risin'
plain
The
dangers
of
the
wild
remain
And
away
up
there
where
the
wind
is
blown
Never
before
felt
so
alone
More
aware
of
skin
and
bone
I
watch
the
parade
of
human
folk
Strips
of
rubber,
cans
of
Coke
Making
dust
and
blowing
smoke
Where
the
awe-inspiring
power
of
time
Leave
some
fearful,
some
sublime
White
man
finds
his
progress
prime
Black
man
feels
no
urge
to
climb
Now
I
believe
we
all
are
one
Features
and
creatures
in
the
sun
Breathing
the
air
we
all
belong
I
have
a
dream
I
can't
explain
Wattle
soldiers,
making
claim
And
paradise
returns
again

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18 Ancient Mountains
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