Brother
from Sun Dog by John Krane
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This is from the perspective of a girl/boy whose brother leaves home. I recorded one take with the piano and vocals and then filled in all of the rest of the stuff.
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Brother, where have you been?
It's almost dark and I was getting worried,
I'm afraid this world has changed
And we're the only ones to stay the same
I planted all that you grew,
I made your work light so do not worry,
You seemed so distant and strange
What can I do to ease your pain?
You were all that I ever had and I am sorry
You must understand I am not a man, I worry
The sun is low and you know that it's time to go away
Brother, where did you go?
Write me soon cause I just want to know
Was it something I said?
It's almost dark and I was getting worried,
I'm afraid this world has changed
And we're the only ones to stay the same
I planted all that you grew,
I made your work light so do not worry,
You seemed so distant and strange
What can I do to ease your pain?
You were all that I ever had and I am sorry
You must understand I am not a man, I worry
The sun is low and you know that it's time to go away
Brother, where did you go?
Write me soon cause I just want to know
Was it something I said?
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Sun Dog,
released 09 January 2012
Features Katie Jones, Butch Zollner, Andy Orr, and Garrett Schmidt.
Features Katie Jones, Butch Zollner, Andy Orr, and Garrett Schmidt.
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Krane came to St. Louis in 2000 and started writing story-driven spacegrass music in 2004. His new album "Sun Dog" took 3 ... more years to complete and includes guest appearances from some of the most talented musicians in St. Louis. It's a dark album with occasional wry humor and according to his grandmother, "bad words." less
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