"Blood Brothers" genre: Alternative Country
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	NEW!! A forgotten soldier and a peace lovin` hippie find some common ground. An ode to the late 60`s and early 70`s. Tune in and drop out.
	CD: Black Lung & White Lightnin'   Label: Big Belly Records Credits: Written by A.K. Mullins; Arranged and performed by W.V. Hill
	Lyrics Out in the land of the red coyote Where the rain is a cool mirage Ol` Major Dan is eatin` peyote And prayin` to the cactus gods He ain`t seen another human being Since Jerry mowed the White House lawn And he ain`t heard Bob Dylan sing Since the helicopters left Saigon Up around the bend there`s a red dirt road Take a left at the beat up van Ol` hippie Jim is growin` smoke And livin` off the virgin land He ain`t seen another human being Since L.B.J. skipped town And he ain`t heard a white dove sing Since Bobby and the Doctor went down (C): Maybe they`ll get together Hippie Jim and Major Dan Maybe they`ll sing a protest song About a broken promised land Maybe they`ll be blood brothers And share the same disease Maybe they`ll light a big ol` pipe And talk about war and peace Down in the corner of the back of my mind Beneath the smoldering cells I try`ta flashback to a better time But my memory always fails I don`t feel like I use`ta feel So please leave me alone And I no longer have the will To find my way back home VARIATION (C): Maybe we`ll get together Hippie Jim, Major Dan, and me Maybe we`ll sing one last song About the way things use`ta be Maybe we`ll be blood brothers And share the same disease Maybe we`ll light a big ol`pipe And finally rest in peace

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