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Mountain Time | Ian Munsick Lyrics, Meaning & Videos

Mountain Time
Ian Munsick Lyrics


Jump to: Overall Meaning ↴  Line by Line Meaning ↴Four hundred horses by the reigns
Darlin′, I'm flyin′ 'cross the plains
And I'm only thinkin′ ′bout one thing
Now I got four hundred horses by the reigns

I've been missin′ me some you
Darlin', I know you miss me too
I left them city lights in my rearview

Yeah, but I′ve been missin' me some you

It don′t matter where I go
I always find my way back home
After all, my heart belongs to you
I've been near and I've been far
But there′s nowhere like where you are
Hey, honey, it′s about time
To settle on down in Mountain Time

Your love's a paintbrush in the breeze
Pretty as autumm on the leaves
Color of the sunset settin′ over me
Yeah, but your love's a paintbrush in the breeze

It don′t matter where I go
I always find my way back home
After all, my heart belongs to you
I've been near and I′ve been far
But there's nowhere like where you are
Hey, honey, it's about time
To settle on down in Mountain Time

Your hand holdin′ mine
′Til I ride my last ride
Your hand holdin' mine
Out in Mountain Time
Your hand holdin′ mine
'Til I ride my last ride
Your hand holdin′ mine
Out in Mountain Time

It don't matter where I go
I always find my way back home
After all, my heart belongs to you
I′ve been near and I've been far
But there's nowhere like where you are
Hey, honey, it′s about time
To settle on down in Mountain Time

(Hey, babe, it′s about time)

To settle on down in Mountain Time
(Hey, babe, it's about time)


Overall Meaning

Ian Munsick's "Mountain Time" reflects on the singer's deep love and connection to his partner. The lyrics speak of the distance between him and his partner and the void that exists in his life without them. The singer compares his love for his partner to a paintbrush in the breeze, capturing the beauty and purity of their love. He promises to hold his partner's hand through thick and thin, even until his last breath. The chorus emphasizes the singer's desire to settle down in the comfort and warmth of "Mountain Time" with his partner, symbolizing the peace and happiness they bring into his life.


Line by Line Meaning

Four hundred horses by the reigns
I have the power and control to go wherever I want.


Darlin', I'm flyin' 'cross the plains
I'm traveling far and wide to get away from the city and find my way back to you.


And I'm only thinkin' 'bout one thing
My thoughts are consumed with thoughts of you.


Now I got four hundred horses by the reigns
I have the power and control to go wherever I want.


I've been missin' me some you
I've been feeling lonely and yearning to be with you.


Darlin', I know you miss me too
I understand that you feel the same way and miss me as well.


I left them city lights in my rearview
I left behind the hustle and bustle of the city to find peace and solitude.


Yeah, but I've been missin' me some you
But despite finding peace, I still miss being with you.


It don't matter where I go
No matter where I go, I always find myself returning to you.


I always find my way back home
I always return to the place where my heart belongs.


After all, my heart belongs to you
No matter how far away I may be physically, my heart always belongs to you.


I've been near and I've been far
I've traveled far and wide in search of peace but nothing compares to being with you.


But there's nowhere like where you are
No matter where I go, my heart always longs to be with you.


Hey, honey, it's about time
It's time for me to settle down and make a home with you.


To settle on down in Mountain Time
I want to make a home with you in a place where we can find peace and solitude, away from the city.


Your love's a paintbrush in the breeze
Your love is like a work of art, beautiful and ever-changing, dancing in the wind.


Pretty as autumn on the leaves
Your love is as beautiful as the changing leaves on the trees in autumn.


Color of the sunset settin' over me
Your love is as warm and comforting as the colors of the sunset, wrapping me in its embrace.


Your hand holdin' mine
I want to spend the rest of my life with you, holding your hand.


'Til I ride my last ride
I want to be with you until the end of time.


Out in Mountain Time
I want to spend my life with you in the peace and solitude of the mountains.


Hey, babe, it's about time
It's time for me to make a commitment and build a life with you.


To settle on down in Mountain Time
I want to make a home with you in a place where we can find peace and solitude, away from the city.


Writer(s): Ian Munsick, Carlton Anderson

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