Brother
Jesse and the Dandelions Lyrics


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Yeah

Same country
Same city
Same home
Same blood
Same flesh
Same bone at the break of the day
He got taken away
Gave him a new name
He can't remember where its he came
It ain't his fault
Kinda fall back
But it doesn't matter what work
For each tyre leaves a car track
It doesnt matter how far he goes
Each time he looks in the mirror
He could see his my bro
I heard his not far than thΠ΅ family years
And his kids turn over they rΠ΅lated to my kids
I read about him from time to time
And since his family get happy everytime he shines
I just hope that inspire of our presence differences
We could be united
And l could put the past behind me
I pray love finds him
And finds me

To me I've been there eta ta ta neuer
Kojo my life before ata to me
To me I've been there eta ta ta neuer
Kojo my life before ata to me

Same country
Same city
Same home
Same blood
Same flesh
Same bone yeah uhh
My other brother at home yeah
We keep acting like it ain't together we grown
We keep fighting over and celebrating of the people while we still celebrating so now
Even our kids is fighting each other wow
They should be reading about each other and
The war we fight is making us poor
Our body and soul are aching us all and
Look at the mess we created
Trying to be civilized while we were born naked yeah
We destroying what we building
Acting like we ain't our father children
I just hope we could put the past behind us
I pray love binds us
And finds us

To me I've been there eta ta ta neuer
Kojo my life before ata to me
To me I've been there eta ta ta neuer
Kojo my life before ata to me (Yeah yeah)

Same country
Same city
Same home
Same blood
Same flesh
Same bone we was born from the same Uterus
So pain is something that not new to us
And we keep hurting each other
We can't even see the worth of each other
And we don't even talk about it
But I'm gonna do my part with the microphone I'll shout it
We destroying our family name
So selfish
We didn't even know what calamity came
We don't listen
And yet we break the point
We as this msic is universal
I'm talking to join so
My black people around saying
Open up your eyes
See all the rounds and get in and
We could put the past behind us
I pray love finds us
And binds us

To me I've been there eta ta ta neuer
Kojo my life before ata to me
To me I've been there eta ta ta neuer
Kojo my life before ata to me
To me I've been there eta ta ta neuer
Kojo my life before ata to me
To me I've been there eta ta ta neuer
Kojo my life before ata to me

Yeah we been persecuted depress
But we are not crush
We still stand yeah
All over the world
Black people all over the world
Black people all over the world
All over the world
Black people all over the world
Black people all over the world
All over the world
Put the pass behind us
l pray love find us and bound us
Black people all over the world
l pray love find us and bound us
Black people all over the world
Black people all over the world




All over the world
All over the world

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Jesse and the Dandelions' song "Brother" speak about unity and the importance of familial bonds. The song highlights the shared experiences and connections between individuals, emphasizing that despite differences, they all come from the same country, city, home, and bloodline. The lyrics suggest that even if one person is taken away or has their identity changed, the bond between brothers remains strong. The singer expresses hope that despite their differences, they can come together and leave the past behind, praying for love to find them and unite them.


The song also addresses the division and conflict within the community. It laments how individuals fight amongst themselves, even their children, instead of celebrating and supporting each other. The lyrics point out that this internal warfare is causing harm and impoverishment, both physically and spiritually. The singer urges for a change, to recognize the worth and potential of each other, to break the cycle of selfishness and destruction, and to open their eyes to the universal language of music that unites them.


Overall, "Brother" is a plea for unity, understanding, and love within a community that has been hurt and divided. It calls for embracing one's shared heritage, letting go of past grievances, and recognizing the power of love to heal and bring people together.


Line by Line Meaning

Yeah
Expressing agreement or affirmation


Same country
Belonging to the same nation


Same city
Residing in the same urban area


Same home
Sharing a common household


Same blood
Sharing familial heritage


Same flesh
Sharing physical bodies


Same bone at the break of the day
Connected at a deep and intrinsic level


He got taken away
Being separated from one another


Gave him a new name
Assigned a different identity


He can't remember where its he came
Unable to recall his origins


It ain't his fault
Not his responsibility or wrongdoing


Kinda fall back
Somewhat stepping back or retreating


But it doesn't matter what work
Irrelevant what he does for a living


For each tyre leaves a car track
Leaving traces or imprints of his presence


It doesnt matter how far he goes
Regardless of the distance he travels


Each time he looks in the mirror
When he examines himself


He could see his my bro
Recognizing the brotherly bond


I heard his not far than the family years
Learning that he remains connected to the family


And his kids turn over they related to my kids
Discovering that his children are part of my family


I read about him from time to time
Keeping up with his life through occasional reading


And since his family get happy everytime he shines
Observing that his success brings joy to his family


I just hope that inspire of our presence differences
Wishing for unity despite our apparent disparities


We could be united
Coming together as one


And l could put the past behind me
Letting go of previous grievances


I pray love finds him
Hoping that he experiences love


And finds me
And that love finds me as well


To me I've been there eta ta ta neuer
Referring to personal experiences


Kojo my life before ata to me
Recalling a previous life


Same country
Belonging to the same nation


Same city
Residing in the same urban area


Same home
Sharing a common household


Same blood
Sharing familial heritage


Same flesh
Sharing physical bodies


Same bone yeah uhh
Connected at a deep and intrinsic level


My other brother at home yeah
Referring to another brother in the same household


We keep acting like it ain't together we grown
Behaving as if we are not united despite being adults


We keep fighting over and celebrating of the people while we still celebrating so now
Quarreling over insignificant matters instead of cherishing moments together


Even our kids is fighting each other wow
Even our children are engaged in conflicts with each other


They should be reading about each other and
They should be learning about one another and


The war we fight is making us poor
The conflicts we engage in are impoverishing us


Our body and soul are aching us all and
Both physically and emotionally, we are suffering


Look at the mess we created
Examining the chaos we have caused


Trying to be civilized while we were born naked yeah
Attempting to appear cultured even though we are all born vulnerable and exposed


We destroying what we building
We are destroying what we have worked to construct


Acting like we ain't our father children
Behaving as if we are not the offspring of our parents


I just hope we could put the past behind us
Wishing for the ability to leave the past behind


I pray love binds us
Hoping that love unites us


And finds us
And love finds us as well


Same country
Belonging to the same nation


Same city
Residing in the same urban area


Same home
Sharing a common household


Same blood
Sharing familial heritage


Same flesh
Sharing physical bodies


Same bone we was born from the same Uterus
Connected through our shared biological origins


So pain is something that not new to us
Pain is a familiar experience for us


And we keep hurting each other
Continuing to inflict harm upon one another


We can't even see the worth of each other
Failing to recognize the value in one another


And we don't even talk about it
Avoiding discussions about these issues


But I'm gonna do my part with the microphone I'll shout it
Taking responsibility to address these concerns through music


We destroying our family name
Causing harm to our shared reputation


So selfish
Acting in a self-centered manner


We didn't even know what calamity came
Being unaware of the disaster that has transpired


We don't listen
Failing to actively listen to one another


And yet we break the point
Despite this, we continue to damage our relationship


We as this msic is universal
As the power of music is all-encompassing


I'm talking to join so
I'm addressing everyone to come together


My black people around saying
Directing the message to fellow black individuals


Open up your eyes
Become aware of the reality


See all the rounds and get in and
Recognize the struggles and join in


We could put the past behind us
We have the ability to leave the past in the past


I pray love finds us
Hoping that love discovers us


And binds us
And love unites us


To me I've been there eta ta ta neuer
Drawing from personal experiences


Kojo my life before ata to me
Recalling a previous life


To me I've been there eta ta ta neuer
Drawing from personal experiences


Kojo my life before ata to me
Recalling a previous life


To me I've been there eta ta ta neuer
Drawing from personal experiences


Kojo my life before ata to me
Recalling a previous life


To me I've been there eta ta ta neuer
Drawing from personal experiences


Kojo my life before ata to me
Recalling a previous life


Yeah we been persecuted depress
Acknowledging the historical oppression and suffering


But we are not crush
Despite this, we are not defeated


We still stand yeah
We continue to persevere


All over the world
Present in various locations globally


Black people all over the world
Referring to black individuals worldwide


Black people all over the world
Referring to black individuals worldwide


All over the world
Present in various locations globally


Black people all over the world
Referring to black individuals worldwide


Black people all over the world
Referring to black individuals worldwide


All over the world
Present in various locations globally


Put the pass behind us
Leave the past in the past


l pray love find us and bound us
Hoping that love discovers and unites us


Black people all over the world
Referring to black individuals worldwide


l pray love find us and bound us
Hoping that love discovers and unites us


Black people all over the world
Referring to black individuals worldwide


Black people all over the world
Referring to black individuals worldwide


All over the world
Present in various locations globally


All over the world
Present in various locations globally




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Comments from YouTube:

@fronk140

This reminds me so much of Queen. The video, the voice, style. Love it!

@amyshostak4702

This is so satisfying.

@JesseDandelion

So hard to sing in slow-mo! Worth it though.

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