| But not since I was born
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| I learned about it yesterday
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| From a CD-ROM
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| I’ve got that mountain music in me
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| I’ll play it till I’m dead
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| Like a synthesiser sequencer
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| I’ve got it in my head
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| Singing ah ah yuppy digital deck
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| Johnny Cash, Jupiter, 24 track
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| Anyone can do it
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| That’s the beauty, see
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| A Pakistani Indian
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| Or a kid from Tennessee
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| Well you can play that music straight
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| But mix a synthesiser in
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| And it might become a symbol of the world we’re living in
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| I’ve got that mountain music in me
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| Deep in memory
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| Time-stretched in my sampler
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| On my Rio mp3
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| I’ve got the mountains on a Minidisc
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| Right next to my heart
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| And when I press the play button
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| I hear the music start
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| It never was so simple
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| It never was so pure
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| The folks who made it never were
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| So ignorant and poor
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| They travelled round the world
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| And never stayed where they belonged
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| And if they had we’d never have
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| These lovely mountain songs
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| 'Moon Of Alabama' is my favourite country tune
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| It’s got lyrics by a communist and music by a Jew
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| And when those fellers wrote it they were living in Berlin
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| I guess that is a symbol of the world we’re living in
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| Singing
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| Ay ay yuppy, digital deck
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| Johnny Cash, Casio, Dylan and Beck
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| Grand Ol' Oprah Winfrey, Massive Attack
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| Johnny Cash, Casio, Bruce Haack
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| Ay ay yuppy, Dylan and Beck
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| You and me might as well be on Star Trek |