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That Mountain - Billy Bob Thornton



     
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There's a big black train
I've been hearing all my life
Every night, at sundown
I hear its lonesome cryWhen I look through the screen door
I see a rocking chair
My mama's sitting in it
Thinking 'bout that world out thereShe wants to go over that mountain
To see what's on the other side
She said, "I want to go over that mountain
Before the day that I die"Well she's never set foot
Out of this poor valley holler
Though she talks about her dreams
Of some other way to flyEighty seven years of living
And never had much of anything
Is it asking too much to see
A damned old diesel train?She wants to go over that mountain
To see what's on the other side
She said, "I want to go over that mountain

Before the day that I die"Twenty years ago, today
My daddy left this holler
He said, "I'll be coming back
Tomorrow night"I remember the sound
Of his boot heels in the gravel
Well, he ain't been back since
And he never said goodbyeShe wants to go over that mountain
To see what's on the other side
She said, "I want to go over that mountain
Before the day that I die
Before the day that I die"

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Billy Bob Thornton (born William Robert Thornton on August 4, 1955) is an Academy Award-winning American screenwriter, actor, as well as occasional director, playwright and singer. He came to fame in the mid 1990s, after writing, directing, and starring in the film Sling Blade, and has since established a career as a Hollywood leading actor, having appeared in several successful films, including 2003's Bad Santa. Thornton, who has been described in media reports as "Hollywood's go-to alpha male",[1] is also known for his former marriage to actress Angelina Jolie.

Read more about Billy Bob Thornton on Last.fm.


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