Up on the mountain Where Your love captured me Where finally I'm free This I know Up on the mountain Where You taught my soul to sing Amazing grace, the sweetest thing This I know And then the storm rushing in And here I am again This I know Take me up to where I was When I never wanted more than You Lift me up to feel Your touch It wouldn't be that much for You This I know, this I know This I know, this I know (this I know, this I know) Up on the mountain Where You took me by the hand Taught me to dance again This I know Up on the mountain Where You took this heart of stone Put life back in these bones This I know Take me up to where I was When I never wanted more than You Lift me up to feel Your touch It wouldn't be that much for You This I know, this I know This I know, this I know So take me up to where I was When I never wanted more than You Lift me up to feel Your touch It wouldn't be that much for You So take me up to where I was When I never wanted more than You Lift me up to feel Your touch It wouldn't be that much for You This I know, this I know This I know, this I know (this I know, this I know)

This a poem I wrote called "This Road I Know" There's this flash I get often, a fever dream or a vision of sorts Most times late at night And I haven't found out why, but I know exactly why I'm on this road, and I hear gravel underneath me, and I feel it too And I don't know where I am, but I know exactly where I am It's dark, it's really dark And the car is warm, but somehow I can feel how cold the night is I don't know where the road leads, but I know exactly where it ends You see, I keep drivin', and all I see for the longest while is my headlights For an eternity it seems And everythin' is desolate and empty and nothin' and hopeless I'm lost, but I know where I'm going I'm safe, I'm warm, I'm drivin' And I see this small light A dim one growin' brighter and bigger and closer and stronger And the closer I get, the more I see I make out a house with light strewn across it, a porch, and cars Some frosted windshields that hadn't been touched for hours I hear a song, and it's faint And I can't make out the name, but I know every word I feel my feet first And it's cold, and they're crunchin', and it's the sound of driveways And the wind takes my breath with it And then I walk up to this door, and I knock even though I feel I don't have to And I don't know where I am, but I know exactly where I am And this crack of light widens on this porch underneath me as this door opens And this brown-haired girl with the brightest smile I don't know who she is, but I know her so well And behind her, the warmest home I'd ever seen It's orange and comfortable, there's fire, and it's bulb-lit She says "Where have you been? I've been waitin' on you all night We've missed you" She says to the kindest smirk I'd seen in so long Then she tapers off the sentence with the With the peaceful sound that a lady makes She grabs me on the forearms, pulls softly into the dining room And there's people, and they're happy, and they're content for one I don't know who they are, but I know exactly who they are And we're all standin', and I'm laughin' at a joke I'll never hear again I don't know where I am, but I know exactly where I am And then she tucks her head between my collar as a friend Between my collar and my jaw, and there's no weight at all And I don't know where I am, but there's no weight at all It's laughter and grins and no tomorrow to win And I don't know where I am, but I know exactly where I am I don't know where I am, but I know exactly where I am