16 Brothers

Joe Dolan

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Written by Peter Yellowstone Roberto Danova 1974 [Intro] Tell me have you seen my brothers oh no no no [Verse 1] Tell me have you seen my brothers oh no no no They’re not just like any others oh no no no Sixteen brothers on the run trying so hard to reach the sun Sixteen brothers all but one where did they go [Chorus] Keep running you better keep on running but hide your face away from the sun Keep running you better keep on running win or lose the game has begun Keep running you better keep on running freedom is just over the hill Keep running you better keep on running we’ll always be with you we will Hey You better watch your step He-He Hey Hey You better watch your step [Verse 2] Someone must have seen my brothers oh no no no Someone must have sold my brothers oh no no no Sixteen brothers fail to run and now they’re laying in the sun Sixteen brothers all but one where did he go [Chorus] Keep running you better keep on running but hide your face away from the sun Keep running you better keep on running win or lose the game has begun Keep running you better keep on running freedom is just over the hill Keep running you better keep on running we’ll always be with you we will Hey You better watch you step I said hey Hey You better watch your step [Chorus] Keep running you better keep on running but hide your face away from the sun Keep running you better keep on running win or lose the game has begun Keep running you better keep on running the freedom is just over the hill ......

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