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Climb That Mountain High

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Reba McEntire - Climb That Mountain High
## NOTE: There are a number of quick Am/ Am7chord changes. ##
## Novices can omit the Am7chord and just play Aminstead. ##
CAPO: 4th Fret
INTRO: Am  Am7- Am(7x)
N.C. Am   G  Am  
Red sun a-rising, over the hill
Had eDm7nough of this-a desert to Amlast from now unGtil
I'm tired of Amliving day-to-Gday and hand-to-Ammouth
Dm7This could be the day I finally Amfind my way Gout
CHORUS:
C   G   F  Csus4-F  
I'm gonna climb that mountain high
C   G   F  Csus4-F  
I'm gonna see what's on the other side
I'm gonna Amkiss this Gtown goodbFye
G   Am  Am7- Am  Am7- Am  Am7-Am  
I'm gonna climb that mountain_____
N.C. Am   G  Am  
How I arrived here, oh, heaven only knows
It Dm7seems more like the kind of place the AmDevil would've Gchose
To spend my Amlife here, is Gmore than I can Amdo
Dm7I know somewhere down the road my Amdreams will come Gtrue
CHORUS:
C   G   F  Csus4-F  
I'm gonna climb that mountain high
C   G   F  Csus4-F  
I'm gonna see what's on the other side
And I'm gonna Amkiss this Gtown goodbFye
G   Am  Am7- Am  Am7- Am  Am7-Am  
I'm gonna climb that mountain_____
BRIDGE:
N.C. G  
Ohh, if I stay here forever
What Amwill I have to show
But Gif I make it over
Well, then Feveryone will Gknow
I'm a-gonna Cclimb that Gmountain hFigh
INSTRUMENTAL: Am  Am7- Am  Am7- Am  Am7- Am   G   Am  G  
Am  Am7- Am  Am7- Am  Am7- Am   Dm7   F  
CHORUS:
G   C   G   F  F-Csus4-F  
Oh, I'm gonna climb that mountain high
C   G   F  F-Csus4-F  
I'm gonna see what's on the other side
I'm gonna Amkiss this Gtown goodbFye
G   Am  Am7- Am  Am7-Am  
I'm gonna climb that mountain_____
OUTRO: (## repeat 3x to end ##)
Am7   Am   Am7   Am  Am7-Am  
I'm gonna climb that mountain high
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