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Alan Parson Project, The ~ Brother Up In Heaven


(bairnson) A boy flies for freedom But dies for the peace In the clouds, he waits for an answer But there's no release It's strange here without you And it's so hard to see So brother up in heaven Please wait up for me Oh brother up in heaven Please wait up for me I still see his shadow His laugh lingers on When i dream, we're all back together When i wake, he's gone It's strange here without you This was not ment to be So brother up in heaven Please wait up for me And though we try to change the world A flower when it's cut will surely die So why do men with so much hate Destroy what they cannot create While we all stand by We will look back in anger But you helped us to see So brother up in heaven Please wait up for me Oh brother up in heaven Please wait up for me Vocal niel lockwood Acoustic guitar ian bairnson Drums stuart elliott Bass ian bairnson Piano gary sanctuary The philharmonia orchestra conducted by andrew powell (dedicated to erik mounsey 1965-1994) more free lyrics

(bairnson)

A boy flies for freedom
But dies for the peace
In the clouds, he waits for an answer
But there's no release

It's strange here without you
And it's so hard to see
So brother up in heaven
Please wait up for me

Oh brother up in heaven
Please wait up for me

I still see his shadow
His laugh lingers on
When i dream, we're all back together
When i wake, he's gone
It's strange here without you
This was not ment to be
So brother up in heaven
Please wait up for me

And though we try to change the world
A flower when it's cut will surely die
So why do men with so much hate
Destroy what they cannot create
While we all stand by

We will look back in anger
But you helped us to see
So brother up in heaven
Please wait up for me

Oh brother up in heaven
Please wait up for me

Vocal niel lockwood
Acoustic guitar ian bairnson
Drums stuart elliott
Bass ian bairnson
Piano gary sanctuary
The philharmonia orchestra conducted by andrew powell

(dedicated to erik mounsey 1965-1994)

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