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EPISODE · Nov 9, 2007 · 2 MIN

What Are Friends For?

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We sit at home late one moonless night.City glows outside.Start a new time, starting again.I wonder what I'll do this time.They were right; they always are you know.I'm writing words that they said long ago.Call to me, you know I'll be there.I'm always the one ready to go Home.What would I do without You?What would I do without You?Chorus:What are friends for?What are they for?What are friends for?What are they for?She hugs him, he hugs her,once/long ago I hugged someone also.Now I sit alone here again.Seems to me it always ends up this way.Late night TV tells me what to do:Call them up, remember what you knew.Maybe I should call you up instead.Well, maybe I already did.What would I do without you?What would I do without you?ChorusBridge:This is not the song I thought I'd sing.This is not the one I thought I'd be.Seems I say only what really is.Seems to be that you're the one I'll be.Chorus (2x)What are friends for?What are they for?What are friends for?Thank you more and more and more.(c) 1995 Grant Grueninger

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We sit at home late one moonless night. City glows outside. Start a new time, starting again. I wonder what I'll do this time. They were right; they always are you know. I'm writing words that they said long ago. Call to me, you know I'll be there. I'm always the one ready to go Home. What would I do without You? What would I do without You? Chorus: What are friends for? What are they for? What are friends for? What are they for? She hugs him, he hugs her, once/long ago I hugged someone also. Now I sit alone here again. Seems to me it always ends up this way. Late night TV tells me what to do: Call them up, remember what you knew. Maybe I should call you up instead. Well, maybe I already did. What would I do without you? What would I do without you? Chorus Bridge: This is not the song I thought I'd sing. This is not the one I thought I'd be. Seems I say only what really is. Seems to be that you're the one I'll be. Chorus (2x) What are friends for? What are they for? What are friends for? Thank you more and more and more. (c) 1995 Grant Grueninger

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