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Climbing Mountains Lyrics by Adam Calhoun, Struggle Jennings

Outlaw Shxt

2021

[Intro: Caitlynne Curtis]
Will you climb the highest mountain?
Will you fight for those who can't?
Will you fold and walk away
Or will you stay and take a stand?
Don't be silenced by the lies
When you can choose to understand
Oh, we've come too far to see us crumbling
[Verse 1: Adam Calhoun]
They want us lost and scarred
Hate the cops, break the law
And the news tries to say what's right and wrong
If you believe that it's safe to say that, you probably gone
And I don't wear a mask, why don't you make me put one on?
These days, morals and values take a back seat
Underage girls gettin' paid to shake they ass cheeks
If that was my daughter, you bet she get her ass beat
And I was born tough, so I don't need this vaccine
They try to make us feel like we stand alone
Why you think we keep guns and ammo on standby in our home?
Common sense ain't so common, go on social media
Read the comments, I'ma vomit with this nonsense
[Chorus: Caitlynne Curtis]
Will you climb the highest mountain?
Will you fight for those who can't?
Will you fold and walk away
Or will you stay and take a stand?
Don't be silenced by the lies
When you can choose to understand
Oh, we've come too far to see us crumbling
[Verse 2: Struggle Jennings]
Uh, I don't do good when being told that I have to do
Anything but really think, what has really happened to
Morals and the standards we were taught about? I oughta shout
From the highest mountain, what I thought about
Everything that's going on, children being preyed upon
A righteous path I'm staying on, reading what they say in songs
I sang a song, "God, We Need You Now," how's that political?
Things we show our kids right now is all so critical, it's pitiful
Pitting us against each other, guess that is their pinnacle
Tip of the iceberg, sinking ships with their ridicule
Ridiculous, they're infamous for stripping us of innocence
But make innocent victims depend on stimulus
[Chorus: Caitlynne Curtis]
Will you climb the highest mountain?
Will you fight for those who can't?
Will you fold and walk away
Or will you stay and take a stand?
Don't be silenced by the lies
When you can choose to understand
Oh, we've come too far to see us crumbling

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"Climbing Mountains" appears on "Outlaw Shxt" in 2021.

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