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Brother By Needtobreathe Analysis
There are many songs that one can relate to his or her own life in a personal way. One song that relates to my life, and has personal meaning to me is Brother, by Needtobreathe. This songs lyrics “Brother let me be your shelter, I’ll never leave you all alone” really hit home with me. These lyrics are about how your brother will always be there for you, and you can always lean on him. The lyrics are saying that no matter what, through thick or thin, you can always count on your brother. They are saying that your brother is like a shelter, a shelter can protect you from many things like the elements, humans, and animals. The lyrics in this song compare a shelter to a brother, because your brother can also protect you. Brothers are protective
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