Who sings Sail Away Sweet Sister

Sorry about that last one.  It was a mistake of my mind.  Anyway, who sings Sail Away Sweet Sister.  I know Brian wrote it, but I can't tell if Fred or Brian sings it.
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[/QUOTE]"Women are like modern paintings. If you try to understand them, you can't enjoy them." Freddie Mercury[/QUOTE]
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Brian sings the verses (most of the song) and Freddie sings the bridge (a few lines).

LKH is again trying to attract attention by doubling the threads. Why not triple them???

I'm not trying to attract attention.  I sometimes just mess up.(not because something is wrong with my brain)

Oh I see, that's just coincidental...

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[b]littlekillerham wrote: [/b]

I'm not trying to attract attention.  I sometimes just mess up.(not because something is wrong with my brain)[/QUOTE]
You are so funny! Why should you mention the brain disorder at all? Nobody even suspected it, now everybody will start to ...

I reckon Brian sounds like Christine McVie (Fleetwood Mac). Honestly, Christine could sing his ballads and it would be difficult to hear any difference.
Also, the 70s Brian was a dead ringer for the brunette chick out of ABBA.

Shit. Basically i've just said Brian looks and sounds like a girl. Sorry Bri!

I sing it.

It's an instrumental.  You're hearing voices you say?

Axl Rose, typically right before "Sweet Child O' Mine".

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Axl Rose, typically right before "Sweet Child O' Mine".
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Who sings Sail Away Sweet Sister?

The brother she never had.

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Who sings Sail Away Sweet Sister?
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The brother she never had.[/b]
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No, little brother, ol' droogie o' mine. The correct answers:
[b]The brother who never had her.[/b]('cause the song is titled "To the Sister I never had")

Oh shoosh :-P