Interlude / Mountain Man - Roanoke

When, he left home, The sun was high, And the moon was low

The sky, told its child, Make your home, Here in the wild

Ohhhhh, Mountain man, he left home, To live off the land

But the cold, Held him tight

Until his heavy eyes, Saw the light

He, found his way, To a hollowed home, Of sticks and bones

There, he lies still, While the world around, Drove it down

Oh mountain man, He left home

To live off the land

But the cold, Held him tight

Until his heavy eyes, Saw the light

And he cried to the wind and the water

Please forgive me father

If I die (If i die)

On this day (On this day)

Please remember my name

When I’m gone

Oh mountain man, You left home

To live off the land, But the cold

Held your hand, And you became

A mountain man