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Brother
01:48
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You can tell your Mother
You can tell your Dad
But girl if you tell your brother
I know that would get him quite mad
You can maybe tell your sister
Write it in one of your songs
But girl if you tell your brother
I doubt that he’d sing along
I know it’s not fair on you
It’s not fair on you
But I’ve got my own things going on too
So once again I ask you
Once again I pray
Please keep this from your big brother
I’d like to live one more day
(da da da da da da)
I know it’s not fair on you
It’s not fair on you
But I’ve got my own things going on too
So once again I ask you
Once again I pray
Please keep this from your big brother
I’d like to live one more day
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Back to You
02:49
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Good Lord
03:26
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These Friends of Mine
04:13
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Lost
03:15
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