Brotherhood
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Brotherhood
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I am a part of the crowd
if the crowd consists of you and me
all of us, a bridge apart without a match in sight
If I could put one word on our friendship, it's brotherhood
Friends until the end
And when it's raining, I pray that you are safe at home
(without you here I'm on my own)
And I'll still count the hours, until I see your face again
It's impossible to put words on a page
and into a song to express the way I feel
All the times I've felt like
nothing in this world I turn to you
One day we're going to have to move on with our lives
one day we'll have to move from this place
but one thing's for sure
I will never forget the times we shared
Friends until the end
And when it's raining, I pray that you are safe at home
(without you here I'm on my own)
And I'll still count the hours
Until I see your face again
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