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Alice in Chains ~ Brother


Frozen in the place I hide Not afraid to paint my sky with Some say I've lost my mind Brother try and hope to find You were always so far away I know that name so don't you run away Like you used to to do Roses in the place of white Bloodied by the thorns beside the leaves That fall because my hand is pulling them hard as I can You were always so far away I know that pain and I won't run away Like I used to to do Pictures in a box I hold Yellowing and green with mold So I can barely see your face Wonder how that collar tastes You were always so far away I know the way so don't you run away Like you used to to do Like you used to do more free lyrics

Frozen in the place I hide
Not afraid to paint my sky with
Some say I've lost my mind
Brother try and hope to find

You were always so far away
I know that name so don't you run away
Like you used to to do

Roses in the place of white
Bloodied by the thorns beside the leaves
That fall because my hand is pulling them hard as I can

You were always so far away
I know that pain and I won't run away
Like I used to to do

Pictures in a box I hold
Yellowing and green with mold
So I can barely see your face
Wonder how that collar tastes

You were always so far away
I know the way so don't you run away
Like you used to to do
Like you used to do

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