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I've got to tell you something
You may just disagree
But always time
If you're in need of assistance
Hold on to me
On to me
This season change your sanity
I'd help you on your feet
On your feet.
Oh brother
My brother's gone
Oh brother
My brother's gone
I wanna show you something
Just put your trust in me
Trust in me
I shout and scream and i try
You turn your face from me
You just turn away from me
Oh brother
My brother's gone
Hold on to me
Oh brother
My brother's gone
Hold on to me
Oh brother
My brother's gone
My brother's gone
My brother's gone
My brother's gone


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