He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother
Carrying Love: Embracing the Weight of Brotherhood
Lyrics
The road is long
The journey ahead is challenging and lengthy.
With many a winding turn
The path has many unexpected twists and turns.
That leads us to who knows where
It leads us to uncertain destinations.
Who knows where
Emphasizes the uncertainty of the journey.
But I'm strong
Despite challenges, I possess inner strength.
Strong enough to carry him
I am capable of supporting and carrying someone.
He ain't heavy, he's my brother
Expresses the commitment to support the person without considering it a burden.
So on we go
We continue the journey together.
His welfare is my concern
The well-being of the other person is my priority.
No burden is he to bear
Emphasizes that the person is not a burden to carry.
We'll get there
Confidence in reaching the destination despite challenges.
For I know
Assurance that the person will not be a hindrance.
He would not encumber me
Reiteration that supporting the person is not a burden.
He ain't heavy, he's my brother
Reaffirms the strong bond and commitment.
If I'm laden at all
If there is any burden, it's the weight of sadness.
I'm laden with sadness
Expresses personal emotional burden.
That everyone's heart
Not everyone's heart is filled with joy.
Isn't filled with gladness
Highlighting the lack of universal happiness.
And love for one another
Emphasizes the importance of love and compassion.
It's a long, long road
The journey is prolonged and irreversible.
From which there is no return
While on this journey, there is no turning back.
While we're on the way to there
Even in the midst of the journey, it's essential to share and care.
Why not share
Encourages sharing the burdens on the way.
And the load doesn't weigh me down at all
The shared load doesn't feel burdensome.
He ain't heavy, he's my brother
Reiterates that supporting the person is not a heavy burden.
He's my brother
Emphasizes the familial connection and commitment.
He ain't heavy, he's my brother
Reaffirms that supporting the person is not a burden but an expression of brotherhood.
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