Paroles de la chanson Mountain Girl par Josiah and the Bonnevilles

Livin' in the age of the great uncertain man
Where computers are the brains and we all just lend a hand
I headed up to Wharncliffe with my obsolescent heart
And my Brother Correctronics and my banjo-slash-guitar

I've been lookin' for a love like a phone stuck to a wall
Where she wraps the spiral cord around her finger while we talk
And laughs at me while I shiver when we're naked in the river
Takes me home and makes me dinner, leaves me baptized by it all

I want a mountain girl, beautiful and plain
I wanna take her hand, give it a golden ring
I wanna die up on a hill, come on, Lord, let's make a deal
I want a mountain girl to love me

I bet that it was rainin' on the day that she was born
And the blue skies went a-hidin' in her eyes to pass the storm
And I know she's up here somewhere, just lonesome as can be
And she's waterin' her garden and a-waitin' just for me

I want a mountain girl, beautiful and plain
I wanna take her hand, give it a golden ring

I wanna die up on a hill, come on, Lord, let's make a deal
I want a mountain girl to love me
I want a mountain girl to love me
I want a mountain girl to love me