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Home»Audio»New oneClimbs theme song, “The Mountain Calls”
Audio September 12, 20252 Mins Read

New oneClimbs theme song, “The Mountain Calls”

So, when I was a kid I used to write funny songs about my friends and poems. In high school I started writing songs and such but I could never play any instrument so I didn’t know what to do with them. Eventually they got lost or trashed.

Well, with the advent of AI music generation I can now write lyrics and have them converted into any kind of music I want.

I wrote a song for my new intro to the oneClimbs Show and decided to flesh out the whole song. I based this one on the words of Rene Daumal that inspired this title of this blog.

Why is it rock music? Because I love electric guitars and drums and think they sound awesome when applied to a spiritual message that I wanted to have some punch to it.

The lyrics are below and the song can be found on most of the major music platforms like Apple and Spotify. Enjoy, there’s more to come. If you want to create some songs too, use this link and you’ll get 250 credits: https://suno.com/invite/@strangesnacks

The Lyrics

The climb begins
The fire within
We rise we fall
The mountain calls

Through cloud and stone
We walk alone
Yet eyes that see
Remember, know

Remember, know

The path is steep
The silence deep
But what was shown
The soul will keep

The soul will keep

The climb begins
The fire within
We rise we fall
The mountain calls

When light grows dim
And vision fades
The heart recalls
The higher ways

The higher ways

So climb, return
And carry down
The hidden fire
On summit found

The mountain calls

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2 Comments

  1. Sherese on September 18, 2025 2:55 pm

    Love the song!! You have a gift with words my love. 🫶

    Reply
  2. Michael King on September 14, 2025 7:27 am

    I love the lyrics. Well done, brother!

    Reply
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