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Artist: Big Head Todd And The Monsters
Canonical path: /big-head-todd-and-the-monsters/brother-john
Related lyric paths: 6
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Brother John
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Brother John
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Turn around for something better.
Children give up don't you ever.
Remember that the devil's clever.
Brother John, where are you sleeping?
Take the light into your room.
Cast a candle on your doom.
Your master he is coming home soon.
Brother John, how are you sleeping?
May your awakening be near.
Heaven could be anyplace,
Why not here?
Brother John, why are you sleeping?
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Big Head Todd And The Monsters performs "Brother John", and this lyric page sits inside the Big Head Todd And The Monsters catalog on LyroVerse.
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