| Intro:
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| This one right here goes out to everybody
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| And it doesn’t matter who your are
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| Cuz I know that everybody has a friend
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| Verse 1:
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| What defines a friend, the meaning
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| Where does it lye
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| In the mind, in the money, in the face, in the eyes
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| In the days, in the nights, well what is a friend
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| Do you love it and leave it again and again
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| So now our story begins of two little friends
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| You would have thought they were twins
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| Would have thought they were kiddin
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| Wouldn’t think they can bend
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| Because all the time they would spend
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| For each other they would fend
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| For they friends to the end
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| Their mothers know mothers
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| Sisters know brothers
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| Mothers know fathers
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| Sons know they daughters
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| They blood thicka then water
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| If one had fifty cents theyd both have a quarter
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| That only makes sense, adjusting levels and all
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| They grew up together from pre-k to high school
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| Winters in the snow, summers in the pool
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| He’s and athlete, she’s an actress
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| But hormones would lead them.
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| Chorus:
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| You have been there, through thick and thin
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| Always beside me, you are my friend
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| More than money, fortune, or fame
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| Forever and ever, we will remain
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| We will remain friends
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| Verse 2:
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| Not furious just curious
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| She saw himself fit
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| Who better than the boo the girl grew up with
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| How bout the walks in the park
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| On the phone all night
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| Dreams like that she saw in plain sight
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| To his friends he’s urgent
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| Simple fact she’s a virgin
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| To her hell be urging sexually lets merge
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| As you can see there’s two different dreams
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| Her thoughts are so pure, his low as the floor
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| She’s looking he’s balking
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| Now walking and talking
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| Bout a new stage and phase
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| That they should embark in So it came to that length
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| No dinner, no candlelight
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| The female exhales
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| Something doesn’t feel right
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| She said it polite, honey please not tonight
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| Cuz he didn’t get any, he got real malignant
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| Hit her, it hurt, her breath got suspended
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| Then he looked at his work not feeling
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| Chorus:
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| You have been there, through thick and thin
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| Always beside me, you are my friend
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| More than money, fortune, or fame
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| Forever and ever, we will remain
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| We will remain friends
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| Verse 3:
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| Their meeting had ended
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| Feeling offended, he went and attended
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| To a counseling session
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| Now life is a lesson
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| Full of questions
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| Why be drowned down
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| Rather than manifested
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| Went to his friend right from the beginning
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| With tears in his eyes he said I apologize
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| She much obliged, made amends
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| Once again, they’re friends to the end
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| Yea, it was true love again
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| As transparent as when
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| A parent is caring
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| What defines a friend
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| Where does it lye
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| In the mind, in the money, in the face, in the eyes
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| In the days, in the nights, what is a friend
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| Did you love it and leave it again and again
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| In time in the sadness in the hurt in the pride
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| It’s the person dispersing through the hands of time
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| Chorus:
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| You have been there, through thick and thin
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| Always beside me, you are my friend
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| More than money, fortune, or fame
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| Forever and ever, we will remain
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| You have been there, through thick and thin
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| Always beside me, you are my friend
|
| More than money, fortune, or fame
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| Forever and ever, we will remain
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| We will remain friends |