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Catherine
03:19
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Lyrics
Why did you jump? You could have easily flew
Now those poor girls don't know what to do
Tell me what were you thinking?
Was it sink or swim?
Well it doesn't really matter
It depends what shape the water's in
What shape the water's in
If only you know that I was near
Then maybe you would still be here
Tell me what were you thinking?
You got lost in your head
Now I'm struggling
To remember the last thing you said
The last thing you said
Fly high Catherine, Catherine fly high
Fly high Catherine, fly high
Fly high Catherine, Catherine fly high
Fly high Catherine, fly high
Why did you jump? You could have easily flew
Now I don't know what to do
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Brother Flower
02:35
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Brother Flower, are you listenin'?
Let me sing a song for you
Brother Flower, petals glistenin'
In the bashful mornings dew
Brother Flower, when the sun shines
And the dew has flown away
If you don't mind weak and wrong rhymes
Brother Flower, may I stay?
Brother Flower, you ain't lonely
For you've always been alone
But I haven't been so lucky
I had love and now it's gone
I have arms to hold another
Never to hold her again
I have life to give lover
You have life to give the wind
Brother Flower, when the snow flies
And you lay your beauty down
Brother Flower, are you sleepin'
There upon the cold, cold ground
Brother Flower, please awaken
Show the sky your face of blue
Let me know I ain't forsaken
Seems like all I have is you
Brother Flower, are you listenin'?
Let me sing a song for you
Brother Flower, petals glistenin'
In the bashful mornings dew
Brother Flower, when the sun shines
And the dew has flown away
If you don't mind weak and wrong rhymes
Brother Flower, may I stay?
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The Doone Brothers Belfast, UK
Formed in utero in 1993, The Doone Brothers are a two piece folk band from Belfast comprising of twin brothers Sean and James Doone. They play a mixture of original material and their favourite folk songs from the likes of John Prine, Townes Van Zandt and Blaze Foley. James communicates through dark lyricism whilst Sean brings a bluegrass element to the table, a table James refuses to eat at. ... more
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