[00:11.57] The road is long
[00:17.83] With a many a winding turn
[00:24.16] That leads us to who knows where
[00:31.76] Who knows where
[00:37.61] But I'm strong
[00:43.29] Strong enough to carry him
[00:52.63] He ain't heavy, he's my brother
[01:02.02] So on we go
[01:08.17] His welfare is of my concern
[01:14.62] No burden is he to bear
[01:22.13] We'll get there
[01:28.44] For I know
[01:34.03] He would not encumber me
[01:43.39] He ain't heavy, he's my brother
[01:53.99] If I'm laden at all
[02:00.49] I'm laden with sadness
[02:06.46] That everyone's heart
[02:12.56] Isn't filled with the gladness
[02:19.23] Of love for one another
[02:30.04] It's a long, long road
[02:36.74] From which there is no return
[02:43.22] While we're on the way to there
[02:50.57] Why not share
[02:57.08] And the load
[03:02.70] Doesn't weigh me down at all
[03:12.54] He ain't heavy, he's my brother
[03:20.67]
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[03:41.80] He's my brother
[03:51.42]
[03:54.17] He ain't heavy, he's my brother
[04:06.36] He ain't heavy, he's my brother
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The Hollies were an English rock and pop band formed in Salford in 1962 by singer Allan Clarke and rhythm guitarist/singer Graham Nash. One of the most successful British bands of the 1960s and 1970s, their first stable line-up consisted of Clarke, Nash, lead guitarist Tony Hicks, bassist Eric Haydock, and drummer Don Rathbone. Rathbone was replaced by Bobby Elliott in late 1963, while Haydock was replaced by Bernie Calvert in mid-1966. During the Hollies' early years, most of their original son...
