Famous Poem
I do not say new friends are not considerate and true,
Or that their smiles ain't genuine, but still I'm tellin' you
That when a feller's heart is crushed and achin' with the pain,
And teardrops come a-splashin' down his cheeks like summer rain,
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In the neighborhood where I was raised,
My life revolved around my friends.
And each day brought new adventures
And endless games of let's pretend.
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Friends you meet along the way
Are some you want to always stay.
There are a few who know just when,
What to say, time and again.
We all have many types of friends,
And in our life they come and go.
But if we can understand their roles,
Then it can be easier to let some go.
We are always by each other, never leaving.
We are best friends, never deceiving.
Sometimes we fight, sometimes we cry.
Forgive me, my friend,
If I ever ask about it.
The long distance and parting,
And you rarely contacting,
Staring into the horizon at the light of dawn,
Truly fate is what we both stumbled upon,
That memorable day playing at the park,
your friendship means the world to me
I've never met someone else like you
you mean everything to me
a friend, a sister, someone just to talk to
We have been friends
For as long as I can remember.
We never have to make amends.
Since the beginning we have been true friends.
If you need a laugh, I am here.
If you need a hug, I am here.
If you need a shoulder to cry on, I am here.
If you need someone to support you, I am here.
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