Father, Brother
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Father, Brother
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Father tell me, where did I go wrong
You never made me feel like I really belonged
'Cause I'm not satisfied with where we are today
And I just don't know, don't know
Don't know what's ahead
I'll just keep high hopes, my hopes
Locked away instead
Brother listen, when you hear this song
I forgive you for all that you've done wrong
'Cause I'm not satisfied with where we are today
And I just don't know, don't know
Don't know what's ahead
I'll just keep high hopes, my hopes
Locked away instead
'Cause I'm not satisfied with where we are today
Are you satisfied pushing me away
I just don't know, don't know
Don't know what's ahead
I'll just keep high hopes, my hopes
Locked away instead
'Cause I'm not satisfied
No I'm not satisfied
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