Hooters, The - Brother, Don't You Walk Away Lyrics
Well I pass him by on the street each day
Brother, don't you walk away
He's about my size and about my age
Brother, don't you walk away
Down a different road, might've been my friend
But you never know how the road will bend...
Brother, don't you walk, Brother, don't you walk away
Brother, don't you walk away
Tell me why it so hard to say
Brother, don't you walk away
When you sleep all night on a pillow of stone
Brother, don't you walk away
Do you dream of finding your way back home
Well some might say these are better days
Brother, don't you walk away
But a cardboard box is your home these days...
Brother, don't you walk, Brother, don't you walk away
Brother, don't you walk away
Tell me why it so hard to say
Brother, don't you walk away
Now the wind blows hard through the holes in your cap
Brother, don't you walk away
While I'm safe inside here in luxury's lap
Brother, don't you walk away
So you walk this land in your worn out shoes
Brother, don't you walk away
Well if this land's mine, is it your land too...
Brother, don't you walk, Brother, don't you walk away
Brother, don't you walk away
Tell me why it so hard to say
Brother, don't you walk away
So you look at me with a look so real
Brother, don't you walk away
As I turn away from the things I feel
Brother, don't you walk away
Even here and now as I lie awake
Brother, don't you walk away
Tell me how much difference can one man make
Brother, don't you walk, Brother, don't you walk away
Brother, don't you walk away
Tell me, why is it so hard to say
Brother, don't you walk away
Brother, don't you walk, Brother, don't you walk away
Brother, don't you walk away
Tell me, why is it so hard to say
Brother, don't you walk away
Tell me, why is it so hard to say
Brother, don't you walk away...
Other Lyrics by Artist
- Hooters, The - Time After Time
- Hooters, The - Driftin' Away
- Hooters, The - Private Emotion
- Hooters, The - Great Big American Car
- Hooters, The - Shadow Of Jesus
- Hooters, The - Boys Will Be Boys
- Hooters, The - Twenty-Five Hours A Day
- Hooters, The - Beat Up Guitar
- Hooters, The - Mr. Big Baboon
- Hooters, The - Always A Place
- Hooters, The - Give The Music Back
- Hooters, The - Don't Knock It 'Til You Try It
- Hooters, The - Heaven Laughs
- Hooters, The - You Never Know Who Your Friends Are
- Hooters, The - Dancing On The Edge
- Hooters, The - All Around The Place
- Hooters, The - One Too Many Nights
- Hooters, The - One Of Us
Rand Lyrics
- Point Of Grace - Fear Not
- Point Of Grace - Let Us Be
- Point Of Grace - The Story Of Christmas Medley (Tell Me The Story Of Jesus / Away In A Manger / Silent Night)
- Point Of Grace - The First Noel
- Point Of Grace - Oh Holy Night
- Point Of Grace - Tennessee Christmas
- Poison - Cry Tough
- Poison - I Want Action
- Poison - I Won't Forget You
Last Posts
Beyonce Shakes the Internet with Surprise Super Bowl Tease and New Music Release
Beyoncé once again set the digital world abuzz with her latest musical surprise. In an unforgettable move during the Super Bowl, a Verizon commercial served...Watch Usher’s Full Super Bowl 2024 Halftime Performance Usher, Alicia Keys, Jermaine Dupri, Ludacris,
At the 2024 Super Bowl, Usher redefined the halftime show with a dazzling, career-highlight performance that will be remembered for years to come. Taking the...Usher Unveils ‘Coming Home’: A Journey Through Sound and Soul in His Latest Album
Spanning three decades in the music industry, Usher has consistently mesmerized fans with his soulful tunes and magnetic performances. However, his most recent project, Coming...
Hooters, The Brother, Don't You Walk Away Comments
Love this band. And radness with the dude wearing G.B.H. tshirt
AWESOME, EMOTIVE TUNE...
80s version of the Sermon on the Mount.
More applicable today than ever....
Jebus Issa approves....
молодцывроссии мы вас любим
So underrated.
Still love this band :)
My father show´s me Hooters, and i was
directly a fan
👍great song
2:10 GUNS N' ROSES😍😍😍
This Band is Amazing. It has a Unique Sound.
jjcreator.blogspot.com even if you take this post down somebody will see it for themselves depending on the popularity of the music here.
this song was the inspiration of the investigation of the church of Latter Day Saints. it was an amazing trip but i had to walk away. They are still a part of me.
Brother , dont you walk away!!!!!!!
i can not believe that it has only so litle klicks
i saw a Hooters concert in August of '86 at Hershey stadium but i don't know why we left following nervous night tracks.
2:11 person wearing a GnR t-shirt. Legend. To the song, it definitely resonates a message of poverty, that in so many ways, can be better managed by governments. Rather than in their quests for political distortion.
Much of the best music in the late 70s and the 80s was a push-back/warning about the rather selfish direction society & politics had taken, especially in the USA, Canada, and the UK. In all three of those nations, politicians regularly vilified the poor, homeless, single parents, etc., promoted insecurity & fear, and celebrated avarice & greed. Once society had finished drinking their koolaid, large cuts were made to health care, social assistance, disability income, education, and other services that benefited the lowest classes & the working class. In response, these sorts of songs did much to legitimize the efforts of many people to fight the increasing individualism, judgementalism, and materialism during that time, and eventually people began to look at the needs of the poor, unemployed, and vulnerable more seriously.
Obviously there are parallels to the trends in this decade, especially in the USA. However, this time around, virtually all television & radio is controlled by corporate interests, so these sorts of 'wakeup!' or 'protest' tunes are rarely heard in the mainstream media. This is something that should have us all worried!
Ok...rant over.... :)
No apologies needed for your rant. You said a lot of things that need to be said. I held out hope that our current political mess would result in great comedy and great music. I am still waiting on the great music - I am sure it's out there, but it isn't going to be easy to find. Every time I listen to the news, I think of "Guns of Brixton," "The Lunatics Have Taken Over the Asylum," "Banana Republic," and "Clampdown." These songs were reactions to politics in and around the Thatcher era (which now seem warm and compassionate by contrast to what we have in the U.S. today). The current generation needs to produce angry songs like those. "Brother Don't You Walk Away" is one of many great songs by a great (though unfortunately named) band!
got to check out jjcreator.blogspot.com
This is GOOD!
I saw The Hooters live in August 1989 at Great Woods Ampitheatre in Massachusetts. They were touring in support of their Zig Zag LP and were the opening act for Stevie Nicks who was touring for her The Other Side Of The Mirror LP. They performed with so much energy-they didn't act like rock stars at all. I love these guys. Best concert I have ever seen. I will never forget it.
I saw them on that tour too...Garden State Arts Center in Holmdel, NJ. I remember talking a friend of mine into the tickets for Stevie Nicks because the Hooters were the opening band!
For sure.
Great times.
i saw them in '86 the year my old man got remarried good times
Saw that show, too: Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, CA.
For me this is one of the best rock bands ever without a doubt
No doubt about it! Love the username by the way haha! That song's still relevant to me as I've got several friends with the wrong control freak women.
vodka με λεμόνι....
They sound so much like The Byrds with their harmonies on this song.
as to keep, observe and celebrate those ordinances brother it's where it's at.
★ ★ ★ ★
2:43 Marilyn Manson lol
really? lol
1989 when homless ppl was not only romanian and all the money went to one man behind the scenes
i gave a pack of smokes to a homeless man and he took advantage of my generosity I suppose it would be as good karma..
after listening to this song i realized how lucky i really am, i mean, i got a house, computer, food at the table, these guys have like nothing, so i started a found, by saving money to the homeless in sweden, and give them a warm place to stay, new clothes and food at christmas, please you guys should do the same
AWESOME
people can like more than one band lol i love the hooters they are real music not like most of the music today
dude you listen to LMFAO - I'm sexy and I know it and you say you love them GTFO and listen your crap
ahhhh damit this type of music is dying
@greenmonkey991 yo jeffrey this is john! love this song big cuz!
Awesome!!!!!!
@whooziss i agree and me 2
wow. I'd forgotten about this band and this song. THANK you, Vevo, for the great nostalgia trip!
HEY VEVO THANK YOU FOR PUTTING UP THESE GREAT SONGS UP ON YOUTUBE!
I fkin love this /I fkin love The hooter and this is first time when i hear about them
i flippin love it too learning new euphemisms....
These guys are truly musicians. I love their stuff..........
People become too selfish and too greed these days!
@Grasshopperwood Yeah, and I'm sure their just right outside your golden mansion!
yeah, well... The Hooters are probably homeless now :P
Grasshopperwood they get more women now then you can dream of
They’re far from homeless, they are still touring and better than before , will see them in November
It's 2019, and they're still playing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzyHhIOUGcc
In 2018, too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMzC_QnB7OU
Finally, a song made famous by Joan Osborne: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPEvYgz4ly4