Father
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Father
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Brother and sister
Tell me how you feelin
And i say mother
Tell me how you feelin
Father
Tell me how you feelin
If you can't tell me how you feel
I may say there will be no freedom
One million miles away from home
One million miles away from love
One million times away from hope
One million times away from god
Brother and sister
Tell me how you feelin
And i say mother
Tell me how you feelin
Father
Tell me how you feelin
If you can't tell me how you feel
I may say: there will be no freedom
One million miles away from home
One million miles away from love
One million times away from hope
One million times away from god
Brother and sister
Tell me how you feelin
And i say mother
Tell me how you feelin
Father
Tell me how you feelin
If you can't tell me how you feel
I may say: there will be no freedom
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Who performs "Father"?
Anthony Rother performs "Father", and this lyric page sits inside the Anthony Rother catalog on LyroVerse.
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