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Artist: Eric Johnson
Canonical path: /eric-johnson/friends
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Friends
Read Friends lyrics by Eric Johnson on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Friends
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Night, darkness of night
I've got a friend, I'm turning to
Stay, beside me now
Though night and day, might slip away
Always with you, there I will be
Where you might go, I'll be there too
I have in you, such a good friend
I have in you, such a good friend
Days, numbers of days
Giving us now, love in this day
Life, all of my life
I've got a friend, I'm turning to
Always with you, there I will be
Where you might go, I'll be there, too
I have in you, such a good friend
Friend like as you, there is no end
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Eric Johnson performs "Friends", and this lyric page sits inside the Eric Johnson catalog on LyroVerse.
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