Ain't No Mountain High Enough
Diana Ross
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh SPOKEN: If you need me, call me...No matter where you are, no matter how far...Just call my name. I'll be there in a hurry. On that, you can depend and never worry. (No wind) No wind (No rain) No rain Nor winter's cold Can stop me, babe, oh babe, (baby) baby If you're my goal, oh (No wind) No wind (No rain) No rain Can stop me, babe If you're my goal Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh SPOKEN: I know, I know you must follow the sun wherever it leads. But remember: if you should fall short of your desires, remember life holds for you one guarantee: you'll always have me. And if you should miss my love one of these old days, if you should ever miss the arms that used to hold you so close or the lips that used to touch yours so tenderly, just remember what I told you the day I set you free... Ain't no mountain high enough Ain't no valley low enough Ain't no river wild enough To keep me from you (2x) Ain't no mountain high enough Nothing can keep me To keep me from you Ain't no mountain high enough Nothing can keep me To keep me from you Ain't no mountain high enough Ain't no valley low enough Ain't no river wild enough To keep me from you (repeat and fade out)1970 1970s 60s 70s a classic all time fave AM Gold beautiful Camptastic Cheesetastic classic diana ross Diana Ross - aint no mountain Diania Ross Disco easy favorites female vocalists great love songs groovin guilty pleasure hitparade hurina Inspired By Spiked Candy love songs Loved Songs melodramatic motown motown cheesy spokenlyrics number one hits Old School soul old skool oldies overplayed pop Pop Life RBMotown Retro rnb rock slick Slushy Grooves - 1: DJ Scrawl soul top 2000 truly best
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