JD Walter - Dressed in a Song

Brother John (feat. Marc Cary)

Walking through the stations of my cross
Watching the second hand fly
I'm not the only one,
Worried I know how it ends
It seems I'm playing not to lose, no longer playing to win, I see the finish line

I see the things they take away
I watch them go one by one
Pull me down into the deep
It's their idea of fun

My Brother John I cast no blame
I've seen the demons work and what they do

But my brother John, please explain
So we all can understand what you went through
Never far from my heart, that's filled with heartache
Always in my heart. What you went through
Always in my heart



Credits
Writer(s): John Walters
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Dressed in a Song (feat. Taylor Eigsti)
  2. You Go to My Head (feat. Jim Ridl)
  3. The Last Muse (feat. Julius Rodriguez & Becca Stevens)
  4. What the World Needs Now (feat. Orrin Evans)
  5. Brother John (feat. Marc Cary)
  6. Can It Be Done? (feat. Jean Michel Pilc)
  7. All Through the Night
  8. All Through the Night (Extended Version)

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Altri album

  1. On a Clear Day (feat. Jim Ridl, Ari Hoenig & Steve Varner)
  2. Keisha's Coy (feat. Jim Ridl, Ari Hoenig & Steve Varner) - EP
  3. Holiday Sleigh Ride - EP
  4. The Last Muse
  5. I'll Be Seeing You
  6. The Way You Look Tonight
  7. So Wonderful (Now) - Single
  8. You Go to My Head
  9. Here I Am There I Go - Single
  10. The Last Muse

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