Brother
Stereophonics · Language. Sex. Violence. Other? [2005]
Won't you mind your world brother?
I find you so offensive punk
Won't you take my word brother?
I tell you no lies now leave me brother
You disturb me turn me hurt me sister
You walk right up to me
Abuse me on the street
Like a cannonball killing me
You got it wrong brother can't you see?
Can't you see?
Won't you walk on home brother?
Won't you live and learn brother?
Think you're a poet? A know it? At your lowest?
Have you lost it? Did you toss it? Double crosses it?
Are you a loser? No one to choose ya? Accuser?
You walk right up to me
Abuse me on the street
Like a cannonball killing me
You got it wrong brother can't you see?
Can't you see?
Don't you push me brother!
Don't you push me brother!
Don't you push me brother!
Don't you push me brother!
You walk right up to me
Abuse me on the street
Like a cannonball killing me
You got it wrong brother can't you see?
Can't you see?
Can't you see?
Don't you push me brother!
Don't you
Don't you push me brother!
Don't you
Don't you push me brother!
Don't you
Brother
Brother stands as a defining track from Stereophonics' 2005 album, Language. Sex. Violence. Other?. The Welsh rock band, fronted by Kelly Jones, delivered a record that showcased their evolution into a more mature, introspective sound while retaining their signature melodic rock energy. This particular song captures the band's ability to blend personal narrative with driving instrumentation, a hallmark of their mid-2000s output. The recording reflects a period where the group explored deeper emotional territories, moving beyond their earlier anthemic style. As part of their extensive discography, the track remains a testament to their songwriting prowess and enduring presence in the British rock landscape.