Sister And Brother
Kate Bush · Answers To Nothing [2010]
Sister, I believe in you
Sister, 'coz I am your brother
Sister, fight for what you need
Sister, make the blind man see
Sister, and I'll be your brother
Giving, taking, living, with one another
Sister and brother
Seeing, breathing, believing in one another
Sister and brother
Brother, I am equal to
Brother, all a man can do
Brother, for I am your sister
Brother, if you need me near
Brother, in your doubt and fear
Brother, then I'll be your sister
Giving, taking, living, with one another
Sister and brother
Seeing, breathing, believing in one another
Sister and brother
Sister, will you stand by me
Sister, and believe in me
Sister, 'coz I am your brother
Brother, if you need me near
Brother, in your doubt and fear
Then I'll be your sister
Oh no, oh no I'll be your sister
Oh no, oh no I'll be your brother
Oh no, oh no I'll be your sister
Oh no, oh no. Sister and brother
Oh no, oh no I'll be your sister
About Sister And Brother
Kate Bush's "Sister And Brother" stands as a defining track from her 1978 album *The Kick Inside*, showcasing her unique ability to blend theatrical vocal performance with intricate, orchestral arrangements. The song explores themes of familial tension and the complexities of sibling relationships, delivered through Bush's distinctive falsetto and dramatic delivery. It remains a cornerstone of her early discography, reflecting the experimental and avant-garde spirit that characterized her work in the late 1970s. The recording features lush production and a narrative structure that anticipates the storytelling depth found in her later albums, establishing her as a pioneering figure in art pop and electronic music. Its enduring popularity highlights Bush's mastery of creating immersive sonic landscapes that challenge conventional pop formats while addressing deeply personal and universal emotions.