Ain't No Mountain High Enough
Kelly Clarkson · Other Songs - Kelly Clarkson
Listen, baby,
Ain't no mountain high,
Ain't no valley low,
Ain't no river wide enough, baby
Kelly:
If you need me, call me,
No matter where you are,
No matter how far
Will:
Don't worry, baby
Kelly:
I'll be there in a hurry,
You don't have to worry
Both:
'Cause, baby, there
Ain't no mountain high enough,
Ain't no valley low enough,
Ain't no river wide enough,
To keep me from getting to you, babe
Will:
Remember the day when I set you free,
I told you could always, always count on me
Kelly:
From that day on, I made a vow,
I'll be there when you want me, someday, somehow
Both:
'Cause, baby, there
Ain't no mountain high enough,
Ain't no valley low enough,
Ain't no river wide enough,
To keep me from getting from you, babe
Will:
Oooo, darling
Kelly:
No wind, no rain,
No winters cold,
Can stop me now
Will:
Don't stop me, baby
Kelly:
'Cause you are my goal,
Oooo, baby
Will (while Kelly is singing):
When you are in trouble,
I'll be there on the double,
Just send for me
(Lots of chorus and random words)
Both:
'Cause, baby, there
Ain't no mountain high enough,
Ain't no valley low enough,
Ain't no river wide enough,
To keep me from getting to you, babe
Ain't no mountain high enough!
About Ain't No Mountain High Enough
Kelly Clarkson's cover of "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" stands as a testament to her vocal prowess and ability to reinterpret classic soul material. Originally a staple of Motown's golden era, the track was reimagined here with Clarkson's signature power-pop energy, blending the song's original themes of enduring love with her distinctive baritone and dynamic range. Released as a standalone single rather than part of a specific album, the recording showcases her capacity to breathe new life into timeless melodies while maintaining the emotional core of the original composition. This version highlights her versatility as an artist who can seamlessly transition between pop and R&B influences, proving that she can honor musical heritage while establishing her own unique voice in the contemporary landscape. The song remains a powerful example of how a modern vocalist can elevate a historic recording for a new generation of listeners.