Recorded at
Audio Media by
Marshall Morgan and Kyle Lebning
Mixed by
Gene Eichelberger and Don Cobb
at the Bennett House
Drums:
Eddie Bayers, Barry Beckett
Bass:
Joe Osborn, Michael Rhodes
Keyboards:
Dennis Burnside, Barry Beckett
Synthesizer:
David Innis
Acoustic Guitar:
Paul Worley, Steve Gibson,
Larry Byrom
Electric Guitar:
Steve Gibson, Kenny Mims, Paul Worley
Fiddle and Mandolin:
Mark O’Connor
Steel Guitar:
Sonny Garrish
Percussion:
Tom Roady
Strings arranged by
Bergen White
Played by
The Nashville String Machine
Meet Me In Montana
Wrote my whole life
down in a notebook,
songs about you and me.
I've been singing to
every soul in Tennessee.
But nobody seems to listen,
and no one ever smiles
the way that you do.
So I guess you'll never
hear me on the radio.
I'd give up this crazy dream
of mine to hold you once more.
Won't you meet me in Montana,
I want to see the
mountains in your eyes.
Oh I've had all of this
life I can handle,
meet me underneath
that big Montana sky.
I left home for Hollywood,
looking for a part to play.
Well you always said
I had such a pretty face.
But I guess I'm not that pretty,
'cause no one looks at me
the way that you do.
Well, you'll always be
a movie star to me.
Darlin', now I guess it's time
that I let go of that dream.
Won't you meet me in Montana,
I want to see the
mountains in your eyes.
Oh I've had all of
this life I can handle,
meet me underneath
that big Montana sky.
Well, we're stuck here in these
hills that they call mountains.
Darlin', back home in your arms
is right where I want to be.
Won't you meet me in Montana,
I want to see the
mountains in your eyes.
Oh I've had all of this life I can handle,
meet me underneath
that big Montana sky.
In Montana, I want to see
the mountains in your eyes.
Oh I've had all of this life I can handle,
meet me underneath
that big Montana sky.
“Singing this with Dan Seals made for a very easy combination. I had always been a big fan of his. Maybe it’s because we were both used to recording duets, but doing this together just flowed like magic. It went on to win the CMA Duo of the Year Award.”
– Marie Osmond, 1990
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