Jane Wale Laut Ke - Dobwal Brother's

I wish supposed to be a brother's keeper I wish supposed to hear him when he calls I wish supposed to be a brother's keeper I wish supposed to hear him when he calls Wish supposed to catch him Catch him when he falls Jesus said to feed the hungry Jesus said to help the poor Jesus said to feed the hungry Jesus said to help the poor So many this so called christians They dont believe in that no more I wish supposed to be a brother's keeper Want to hear him when he calls Supposed to be a brother's keeper I believe supposed to hear him when he calls I believe supposed to help him I believe supposed to catch him when he falls

First of October, the summer's over The leaves are falling all around my door The midnight walking, early morning talking Can't you hear us whispering, walking 'cross your floor? Walking on your floor Well, I'm going deeper, my brother's keeper I'm looking out for him the best I can He's getting older, the year is colder Got to lean a little closer now, hear what he's saying Hear what he says We'll go out rambling all through the brambling Long shadows falling far out ahead The rose hips have grown now, the year is in slowdown Your long hair and long dress, let them fall for me Let them fall for me And will you wait for me to come home? Will you wait for me? Brother, put that weight on me Brother, put that weight on me Great works don't lie there, grind up and dry there They wait for impatiently your hands to find Leaf through the pages, can't you feel the ages? Rise up like dust now in the sunlight there In the sunlight And will you wait for me to come home? Will you wait for me? Brother, put that weight on me Brother, put that weight on me Sister, put that weight on me Sister, put that weight on me I'm going deeper My brother's keeper I'm looking out for him The best I can