Can't find title of this song.

I hear this song in the grocery store all the time, but I will describe to you what it sounds like:

-1980's or early 1990's
-Male lead singer
-Pop, somewhat country
-Slow to mid-paced
-A harmonica can be heard incidentally later on in the song, especially at the ending/fading part of the song (ex. That’s What Friends Are For).

Unfortunately, I have relatively little information about the lyrics. I have written below, however, what I was able to come up with (each set of lyrics that sound alike) that can be heard during the chorus:

-“Shelter of this world”, “shelter of the world”, “shelter in this world”, “shelter in the world”, and he sings it well so it can be heard.
-It also sounded like “join in this world” or “join with the world”
-After he says that, he says something about a “mountain”—like “mountain top” or something.

The lead vocalist sounds like Willie Nelson, similarly.

Also, I have asked online about this song, and the responses I have received were Bob Dylan, Radiohead, Billy Joel, G. Love and Special Sauce, John Popper, Clint Black, and Garth Brooks; I checked out all of these artists, but their songs did not match up to the one I am looking for.

So if you have any ideas about the song I am trying to find, I would greatly appreciate it if you could help out!

Thanks a lot!

Jeff

My first thought was Bob Dylan's "Shelter From The Storm".

Try "Dancing With The Mountain" by Air Supply (maybe a cover by Willie Nelson?)

I feel like dancing with the mountain
Feel the rhythm walking on air
Feel like dancing with the mountain
Feel the rhythm dancing with the mountain

We climb up into the shelter of the sky
Footsteps on higher ground
Your voice as soft as a river running dry
Hold me this dance is mine