My Brother's Keeper

John Holt · Other Songs - John Holt

My Brother's,

May these scars remind us?

My Brother's,

Trouble seeks and trouble finds

Together, together we are strong

My Brother's keeper whether right or wrong



Across the sea you ride with me, with me

We face these trials together

I shall always be – My brother's keeper



My Brother's,

We are in intertwined



And though we walk down different paths these ties shall bind us

My Brother's,

Ready to defend

My Brother's until the end



Across the earth across the sea you ride with me, (you ride with me)

We face our trials together

I shall always be –

And times I lost my way, you where there to guide me

You stood behind me,

I shall always be – My Brother's Keeper

I shall always be – My Brother's Keeper

My Brother's Keeper

My Brother's Keeper

My Brother's Keeper - John Holt

John Holt's 'My Brother's Keeper' stands as a poignant example of his signature blend of folk and pop sensibilities, characterized by his distinctive vocal delivery and melodic songwriting. Recorded during the height of his career in the late 1960s, the track exemplifies the British Invasion sound while maintaining an intimate, storytelling approach that defined his discography. The song reflects Holt's ability to craft emotionally resonant material that resonated with audiences across generations, often exploring themes of family, loyalty, and personal growth within a polished pop framework. As a key component of his catalog, the recording showcases his talent for balancing lyrical depth with catchy hooks, cementing his legacy as a significant figure in English rock history.