A little laid back version I learned a couple of days ago... I hope no-one minds!I was supposed to do this at church with Guitar Circle on March 2, but I got so caught up in wanting to do this song that I nearly forgot I\'m going to Detroit for a tattoo convention that weekend!I had to decline with a heavy sigh. I will miss being there, however, the show will go on without me and I wanted to do this anyway!\n\nElaine Presents....\n\n\"He Ain\'t Heavy - He\'s My Brother\"\n\nThe road is long with many a winding turn\nThat leads us to who knows where,\nWho knows where?\nBut I\'m strong, strong enough to carry him.\nHe ain\'t heavy - he\'s my brother.\n\nSo on we go\nHis welfare is my concern\nNo burden is he to bear, we\'ll get there!\nFor I know he would not encumber me.\nHe ain\'t heavy - he\'s my brother.\n\nIf I\'m laden at all\nI\'m laden with sadness\nThat everyone\'s heart isn\'t filled with the gladness of love for one another.\n\nIt\'s a long, long road\nFrom which there is no return\nWhile we\'reon the way to there why not share?\nAnd the load doesn\'t weigh me down at all.\nHe ain\'t heavy - he\'s my brother -\nHe ain\'t heavy - he\'s my brother.\n\nPeace and love to all!\n:-) Elaine acoustic, Ain't, Brother, country, female, folk, guitar, He, He's, Heavy, Hollies, My, Rising1Elaine, RisingElaine, Rock, vocals