Brother
100 WATT VIPERS Lyrics
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he's just a hard working man
gets down on... his knees to prey
He's been walking along road
Have you seen my brother
He's alot like you
he's been walking a long road
got no money, in his pockets
nowhere to lay, when the sun goes down
he's just like, you and me,
gets down on, his knees to prey
Have you seen my brother
he's alot like you
he's been walking alond road
have you seen
have you seen my brother
he's been walking a long road
have you seen my brother
he's just a hard working man
gets down on. his knees to prey
he's been walking a long road
Have you seen my brother
he's alot like you
he's been walking a long road
have you seen
have you seen my brother
he's been walking a long road
The song "Brother" by 100 WATT VIPERS is an emotional and heartwarming tribute to the struggles faced by everyday people, particularly those who work hard but still struggle to make ends meet. The lyrics are directed at an unknown audience, perhaps a passerby or a friend, imploring them to take notice of the singer's brother, who is much like the listener - just a hard-working man struggling to survive. The repeated phrase "have you seen my brother" emphasizes the message that we should take notice of those around us who may be struggling.
The lyrics also touch on themes of faith and spirituality, as the singer mentions that his brother gets down on his knees to pray. This suggests that even in the face of hardship, the brother remains hopeful and has faith that things will get better. The repetition of the phrase "he's been walking a long road" emphasizes the idea that this struggle is not new, that the brother has been battling these challenges for some time.
Overall, "Brother" is a powerful and moving song that speaks directly to the struggles and challenges faced by many people every day. It is a reminder to be mindful of those around us who may be going through difficult times, and to lend a helping hand whenever possible.
Line by Line Meaning
Have you seen, my brother
The singer is asking if anyone has seen their brother, indicating that they have lost touch with him and want to reconnect.
he's just a hard working man
The singer describes their brother as a diligent worker, emphasizing his positive qualities.
gets down on... his knees to prey
The singer is highlighting their brother's faith and religious practices, possibly implying that religion is a source of strength for him.
He's been walking along road
The singer suggests that their brother has been on a difficult journey, using the metaphor of a road to represent the challenges he has faced.
Have you seen my brother
The singer repeats their initial question, underscoring the urgency of their search for their brother.
He's alot like you
The singer is appealing to the listener's empathy and asking them to imagine themselves in the brother's position, hoping to create a sense of connection and understanding.
got no money, in his pockets
The singer describes their brother's financial struggles, highlighting the fact that he is unable to meet his basic needs.
nowhere to lay, when the sun goes down
The singer underscores the brother's lack of a stable home or shelter, emphasizing his vulnerability and precarious situation.
he's just like, you and me,
The singer emphasizes that their brother is a human being with the same basic desires and needs as anyone else, even though he is facing significant challenges.
have you seen
The singer repeats their question once again, reinforcing the urgency and importance of finding their brother.
he's been walking a long road
The singer repeats the earlier metaphor of the road to describe their brother's difficult journey, highlighting the fact that he has been struggling for a long time.
have you seen my brother
The singer similarly repeats the question once again, further emphasizing the importance of finding their brother.
he's just a hard working man
The singer repeats the earlier description of their brother as a diligent worker, possibly to emphasize his worthiness of help and support.
gets down on. his knees to prey
The singer repeats the earlier emphasis on their brother's religious practices, possibly to suggest that this is an important aspect of his identity and values.
he's been walking a long road
The singer repeats the metaphor of the road once again, reiterating the difficulty of their brother's journey.
have you seen my brother
The singer repeats the question for a final time, concluding the song with the same urgent plea to reconnect with their lost brother.
Contributed by Keira I. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@user-sq7tw8re5s
Просто - навсегда! Вещь!
@user-sq7tw8re5s
Ребята,много прошло времени,есть отличные песни,но эта- самая лучшая для меня. Лучшая!. От
@WladTokarTV
Вижу вы как и я давно слушаете этот замечательный коллектив
@robertoluistesta4560
@@WladTokarTV 🇧🇷🤘🤘
@janmanson
... Super kawałek chwytający za serce przynajmniej ja to tak odbieram ... pozdrock 100 Watt Vipers ...
@alexneykur5042
Thank you guys for this masterpiece! 🤘
@user-zm9nk2xm9n
удариться об пол, это шедевр.
пацаны вообще ребята, четко! умеете! могёте!
@8parabola
Последние представители истинного рока!!!
@robertoluistesta4560
🇧🇷🤘🤘
@Tiberio290
These guys are awesome, an amazing band! Hugs from Brasil !