"Mountains Come, Mountains Go" genre: Alternative Country
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	When I sing to you, the angels sing along / and yet I know there's something wrong / ths sky above is in your eyes / and I know that means / you're lying on the ground.
	Story Behind the Song I was contacted by a young English dance music producer who wanted to collaborate. He sent me a track, some 140 bpm acid stuff, really a cool mix. I was to write and record words and vocals. Since I almost always write on my acoustic guitar everything starts off as country... even though I knew the first recording of this one would be pretty much rapped at 140 bpm. You can hear the original at mp3.com/deepblackskies (it's titled as Acid Vibez, which was the music's working title. I later created a remix from the original work track that featured a slightly different rhythmic seating of the vocal... at 140 bpm those things are crucial. That remix is unavailable at this time.) This version, of course, takes the song back to its roots with a spare, banjo, bass and drums driven mix. A trem guitar brings it within 50 years of up-to-date. Lyrics Mountains Come, Mountains Go Mountains come and mountains go but a love like ours will surely show the stars themselves to be a fling I've seen the End of Time It's no big thing The ocean deep is just a pond I throw my coat for you to walk upon The waves are tears that mist my eyes The mighty wind is just your sleepy sigh When I sing to you the angels sing along and yet I know theres something wrong The sky above is in your eyes and I know that means you're lying on the ground the sirens freeze my blood is cold suddenly the world's just too damn old the future fading in your eyes time and space collapse in one last sigh (c)1999 TK Major

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