Hudson Valley

I went down to Hudson Valley
There was a shakin' in my boots
Oh
And the red, hot sun was a-beatin' down
I couldn't catch my breath; I fell right to the ground
Oh

Well the mountains like to cry out
You can feel it in your toes
Oh
And the summit is where you look so small
It makes no difference if you're ten feet tall
Oh

'Cause every time you look upon that mountain
Every lung of breath you take
It reminds you of the path that's yet to come
And you'll be alright
Yes, you'll be alright

A-ooh, ooh

I heard the cries of a million people
Well, they echoed from the cliffs
Oh
And a cold, cold sweat crept up my spine
I couldn't tell you if this mess was yours or mine
Oh

Well it was time to leave that mountain
Yes it was time that I moved on
Oh
I saw the waters from a distant shore
Remembering I had seen those shores before
Oh

'Cause every time you look upon that mountain
Every lung of breath you take
It reminds you of the path that's yet to come
And you'll be alright
You'll be alright

And I, I finally found my way
In her arms
She is the light of day
And she, she fills me to my soul
And I'll die
With our hearts as a whole, oh

'Cause every time you look upon that mountain
Every lung of breath you take
It reminds you of the path that's yet to come
And you'll be alright
You'll be alright

'Cause every time you look upon that mountain
Every lung of breath you take
It reminds you of the path that's yet to come
And you'll be alright
You'll be alright

You'll be alright
You'll be alright

You'll be alright
Yes, you'll be alright