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Come to this Mountainside

from Deep Purple Sage by Sundance Jump with W. Dire Wolff

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Climate Crisis nightmare offered hope in this deep reverb ballad.

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Come to this Mountainside © 2018 W. Dire Wolff

We’ll never come down from the mountain above
For the water’s too deep and there’s never enough.
We’ll raise our cups to the drops in the sky
Gather the children, but never tell why.
There’s nothing laid out, the cupboards are bare,
And that gray smokey mist still hangs in the air.

Now all the people have gathered around
They ran from their cities, they fled from their towns.
All of these people have come here to try
To live here together on this mountainside.

Rise up people, we’ve come to this mountainside
Traveled across the desert and fled from the rising tide.
Rise up people, we’ve come to this mountainside
Got to live together, Live as one new tribe.

We couldn’t save nothing but an old kitchen sink
All the places were flooded, but not safe to drink.
Then the fires they started with no cops around
The looters they wanted what didn’t burn down.

Now we gather together on knoll above the mob
With nothing to spare for rich men to rob.
The crimes they are plenty and the debts they are high
And the fires of their cities still burn in the sky.

Rise up people, we’ve come to this mountainside
Traveled across the desert and fled from the rising tide.
Rise up people, we’ve come to this mountainside
Got to live together, Live as one new tribe.

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from Deep Purple Sage, released October 31, 2019
W Dire Wolff - Vocals, Guitars
Tommy Dietrick - Bass, Guitars
Dan Joeright - Drums
Recorded in Joshua Tree, California at Skylab Recording Studio

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W Dire Wolff Mill Valley, California

W. Dire Wolff Band,.with music that reflects the "Northern California Jam Band" sound; the band plays original material and a variety of covers. This sound has been called psychedelic folk rock.

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