What is the Hollies song,"He a'int heavy,he's my brother" about?
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The title came from the motto for Boys Town, a community formed in 1917 by a Catholic priest named Father Edward Flanagan. Located in Omaha, Nebraska, it was a place where troubled or homeless boys could come for help. In 1941, Father Flanagan was looking at a magazine called The Messenger when he came across a drawing of a boy carrying a younger boy on his back, with the caption, "He ain't heavy Mr., he's my brother." Father Flanagan thought the image and phrase captured the spirit of Boys Town, so he got permission and commissioned a statue of the drawing with the inscription, "He ain't heavy Father, he's my brother." The statue and phrase became the logo for Boys Town.
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they are amazing.i love their songs.have u heard " Brother Louise" ?? good song
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I have a brother and his name is Trent.
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"Brother From Another Planet"
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because he is my brother
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Do you mean Bus Stop by the Hollies?
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its by Heather Headley  . The song is "He Is"
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not sure, but if it's the ep where he decides to run for re-election, the track is 'brothers in arms' by Dire Straights...\n\n](if not, sorry, but still an awesome song)
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The Buzzcocks.  Great song, though I can't say I care much for Pete Yorn's version.  "What do I get" was just playing not too long ago, I'll have to dig out my Buzzcocks stuff now and have a listening party.
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I'm Fat by Weird Al Yankovic
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The song is about what are you going to do when the law comes for you? However, I belive you are asking about the references to the Jimmy Cliff movie, "The Harder They Come"   The song goes: "You see he feels like Ivan, only under the Brixton sun. No need for the black Mariah, at the end of The Harder They Come."\nGreat song with bassist Paul Simonon taking over the vocals on that one. The movie is awesome too.
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Hollies: Stop in the Name of Love \nAtlanta Rhythm Section: Spooky\nWill to Power: Ooh Baby I Love Your Way\nJimmy Cliff: I Can See Clearly Now\nKeel: Because the Night\nVan Halen: Pretty Woman\nVan Halen: You Really Got Me
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truthfully, this song originates from a kid by the name of Carl Brown, Jr. He picked up a peanut on the road one day and just started singing about it. He ended up eating it and it killed him. His father played it for him at the kids funeral and his uncle's brother in law who was head of a major record deal of childerens songs immedietly fell in love with the song.
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Heavy D & the Boyz\n\nYeah [yeah-eah]\n\n(Now that we found love what are we gonna do)\n[what are we gonna do] (with it) [with it]\n(Now that we found love what are we gonna do)\n[hey-eay] (with it)\n\n(Now) One two, tell me what you got\nLet me slip my quarters inside your slot to hit the jackpot\nRev me up rev me up\nMy little buttercup\nWe can tug sheets snuggle up and get stuck\nBelieve it or not\nHere comes the brother with glow\nA strugglin', bubblin' overweight lover hurt prone\nSo what's it gonna be\nMe or the TV\nNow let me take time to set your mind and your body free\n(Now) So why don't you just stretch\nStretch for a sec\nPlayed ??? so I could cop a quick rec\nShake me, Shake me\nBaby baby bake me\nNo need to fake here I am\nCome on and take me\nWind your body\nBaby move your body\nI see you slip sliding\nCome on now do it hottie\nI'm not quite sure as to what is going down\nBut I'm feeling Hunky Dory\n'bout this thing that I found\n\n(Now that we found love what are we gonna do with it)\n(Now that we found love what are we gonna do\nwith it) [come on Heavy, come on Heavy]\n\n(Now) I dig the way you wiggle\nYou don't jiggle\nOnce you jiggle\nSo hand over your love\nCause it's heavier\nThan it'll\nMove her like a mover\nshe wanted to groove so I grooved her\nthen she wanted to learn so we played school\nand I schooled her\n(Now)[Mary had a little lamb]\nBut not like this\nWe can waltz and turn\nRumble tumble and twist\nThen you think you wanna give in\nPhantasies relivin'\nSo lay down and relax\n[yeah baby, that’s it]\n(now) Lover my lady\nLady love of my baby girl\nSpread your wings\nSo we can fly around the world\nHarmony, charmin me\nYour fingertips are callin me\nWhen you dropped a kiss Suzie Q\nYou dropped a bomb on me\n(Now) Stretch it, stretch it\nFlex it, flex it\nGimme the permission\nOkey, dokey\nI'll bless ya\nBlessin' like buddha\nBuddha as the bless\nWe can lay down at the lover\nPut your head on my chest [now that we]\n\n(Now that we found love what are we gonna do)\n[what are we gonna do] uh, yeah (with it) [with it] uh\n(Now that we found love what are we gonna do)\n[come on and tell me] (with it) TR, get em up one time\n\n(Now) Uh, keep it funky\nyeah [keep it smooth] like this\n(Now) Uh, here we go\n\n(Now) What can we do\nWhat are we gonna do\nRoses are red and Violets are blue\nLove is good and plenty\nIf you get plenty good lovin'\nKiss you where you’re hot\nto what I got to keep you bubblin\n(Now) Do me right\nDo me right\nMy lonesome dove\nTell your man one time\nWhat is this thing called love\nI'm not quite sure\nAs to what is going down\nBut I'm feelin' Hunky Dory\n'Bout this thing that I found [yeah]\n\n(Now that we) [now that we] (found love\nwhat are we gonna do) [girl tell me] tell me\n(with it) [what are we gonna do with this]\nTeddy Riley in the house\n(Now that we found love) c’mon, c’mon (what are we gonna do)\nG Wiz, DJ NF [tell me what are we gonna do with this]\n(with it) let’s flex\n\n(Now that we found love) c’mon, c’mon (what are we gonna do)\nyeah [tell me somebody got to tell me] (with it) and you don’t stop, keep it on\n(Now that we found love) [I need to know] c’mon, c’mon (what are we gonna do)\n[somebody got to tell me, got to tell me] yeah (with it)\n\n[what are we gonna do with this love, oh sweet love] yeah [oh love] c’mon\noh yeah, uh… shake it shake it\n(Now) oh yeah, uh\n[c’mon do the right thing baby] shake it, shake it\n\nUh (Now that we found love what are we gonna do) here we go\n(with it) keep it funky for me [somebody need to tell me]\n(Now that we found love) put your hands together, c’mon\n(what are we gonna do) uh, uh [I don’t know baby] (with it)\n[I don’t know babe] bring it back one time\n\n(Now) All up in money\nmy furnish was decades\nyou hear what I’m sayin\nOakland, Bronx, Queens, Manhattan\n[what are we, what are we gonna do]\nthe whole New York
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"Ian Watkins (born May 8, 1976, in Llwynpia, Rhondda, Wales), better known as H from Steps, is a British pop singer, one of the five members of the now defunct pop group Steps. He has said that "H" stands for "hyperactive", describing his character. Before joining Steps, he worked as a redcoat for Butlins holiday parks."
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"The Air That I Breathe" by The Hollies.
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I'm not sure I know the meaning but it is one of my favorite Eisley songs. Im glad to find someone else who likes them. They are just awesome and have a great sound.