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Brother John
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BROTHER JOHN ©Pat Flanakin
Music & Lyrics by Pat Flanakin
Brother John where are you
M.I.A. in seventy two
Brother John you know I swear
One day I'll find you over there
When you left home, I waved goodbye
I watched you vanish down the street
Momma said it'll be alright
Just you wait and see
Brother John where are you
Back in nineteen ninety two
Brother John, dad passed on
Now we don't live where we used to
When you come home and we're not there
Do you remember that oak tree
You'll find our address I carved it there
Just you wait and see
Brother John where are you
It's now well past 2002
And Brother John, momma's gone
Guess it's down to me and you
Brother John
BREAK
As I grow older, I realize
That in this world we'll never speak
But we will meet again where angels fly
Just you wait and see
Brother John where are you
M.I.A. in seventy two
Brother John you know I swear
One day I'll find you over there
Brother John
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Lyrics Credits: Pat Flanakin
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Music Credits: Pat Flanakin
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Producer Credits: Pat Flanakin
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Publisher Credits: Pat Flanakin/BMI
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Performance Credits: Pat Flanakin
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Short Song Description:
Song about losing a brother in Vietnam
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Story Behind the Song:
OZO mastered
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Song Length: 4:06
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Primary Genre: Unique-Patriotic
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Secondary Genre: Country-General
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Tempo: Slow (71 - 90)
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Lead Vocal: Male Vocal
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Subject Matter 1: Sadness
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Subject Matter 2: Brother
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Mood 1: Poignant
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Similar Artist 1: Tim Mcgraw
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Language: English
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