The Mountain (disambiguation)

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The Mountain was a political group during the French Revolution.

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The Mountain may also refer to:

Places

Arts and entertainment

Artworks

Films

Music

Groups

Albums

Songs

  • "The Mountain" (song), a 2018 song by Three Days Grace
  • "The Mountain", a song by Bob Seger from his 1991 album The Fire Inside
  • "The Mountain", a song by Derroll Adams from his 1994 album Songs Of The Banjoman
  • "The Mountain", a song by Mason Jennings from his 2000 album Birds Flying Away
  • "The Mountain", a song by Of Mice & Men from their 2019 album Earthandsky
  • "The Mountain", s song by PJ Harvey from her 2007 album White Chalk
  • "The Mountain", a song by Shawn Mendes from his 2024 album Shawn
  • "The Mountain", an instrumental by Trans-Siberian Orchestra from their 2009 album Night Castle
  • "The Mountain", a composition by Abdullah Ibrahim

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Political groups

People

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