Brother Of Mine
Yes · Other Songs - Yes
Never be afraid to show your heart
So giving all the love you have
There is a special reason, a special reason
In the big dream
We are heroes
We are dreamers
Of the big dream
Someone told me
There are brothers
Live forever
In the big sky
Just hear your voice
Sing all the songs of the earth
Nothing can come between us
You're a brother of mine
Sing out your sisters
All the dreams of the world
Nothing can come between us
We are the travelers of time
See the desert
We have walked the path
Of all the known religions
In the big dream
We are brothers, we are sisters
Of the big dream
Just hear your voice
Sing all the songs of the earth
Nothing can come between us
You're a brother of mine
Sing out your sisters
All the dreams of the world
Nothing can come between us
Took me by surprise
It opened up my eyes
I can't believe we're ready to
Run another, run another, run another
Fourth dimension dream
All the way it seems
I can't believe we're running to
See the world for what it really is
In the full moon
Brother Of Mine
Released in 1971, "Brother Of Mine" stands as a defining track in the progressive rock canon, showcasing Yes's signature blend of intricate instrumentation and philosophical lyricism. The song features the band's renowned keyboardist Rick Wakeman, whose melodic lines and complex arrangements drive the composition forward. It exemplifies the group's exploration of spiritual themes and social commentary during their early experimental period. The track remains a staple of their discography, often performed live to demonstrate the ensemble's technical prowess and cohesive musical vision. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to balance complex musical structures with accessible emotional depth, cementing its place in the band's legacy.