Sweet Brother Malcolm
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Sweet Brother Malcolm
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Sweet brother malcolm
Sweet brother malcolm
He's under house arrest, it's the talk of the town
Who would of thought it of him
Sweet cousin mary
No blood in her veins
She had so much
Now nothing remains
When it all comes crashing down
And the prayers move in to town
Bring your floral words
Wrapped in selafane
Sweet little tony
Where did it all go wrong
He hit the wall, singing his favourite song
When it all comes crashing down
And the prayers move in to town
Bring your floral words
Wrapped in selafane
Watch them move out as fast as they can
Leave the broken hearted with their pain
Sweet brother malcolm
He's under house arrest, it's the talk of the town
Who would of thought it of him
Sweet angel mary
No blood in her veins
Wheres this life
The madness remains
Where theres life, madness will reign
Madness will reign
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Who performs "Sweet Brother Malcolm"?
Richard Ashcroft performs "Sweet Brother Malcolm", and this lyric page sits inside the Richard Ashcroft catalog on LyroVerse.
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