"See Off This Mountain" by Edwin McCain

She's a blue ridge cradle   she's a mother to some   and
home to the laughter   of road weary ones   so we'll sing
all the old songs   sing to grandmama road   and we'll sing
cause we miss her  
We're sad she had to go   if I could see off this mountain  
through the clouds in my eyes   I would see off this
mountain   on the nights stars fell   and see off this
mountain   through the te
N my eyes   I would see off this mountain   and the stars
fell from the skies   in the air I hear a fiddle   down
along hickory way   and the mandolin guitar   like we used
to play   and down on
's rock   brothers boasting a dare   we tell them they're
crazy   and pretend we don't care   if I could see off this
mountain   through the clouds in my eyes   I would see off
this mountain   o
Nights stars fell   and see off this mountain   through the
tears in my eyes   I would see off this mountain   and the
stars fell from the skies   the air tastes like moonshine in
the wind a ca
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Ival tune   it soars with our laughter   but we'll all leave
too soon   so I raise a toast to family   put thanks in my
glass   in the arms of your loved ones   it's the only home
that lasts   i
Ould see off this mountain   through the clouds in my eyes  
I would see off this mountain   on the night the stars fell 
 and see off this mountain   through the tears in my eyes  
I could see
His mountain   when the stars fell from the skies   when the
stars fell from the skies   going up to grandmama road  
going up to grandmama road   I'm happy as can be   'cause
can't you see   i'
Ng up to grandmama roadĄ­