Old Friends
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Old Friends
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Standing there in disbelief
Although you look the same
You stole a look just like a thief caught guilty at this game
But where did all that magic go that kept us in our place
Now I couldn't help but show the sadness in my face
And I cried
Something's died - something's died
Here we stand old friends who find
The threads of love undone
Ageing was the victor
And just one of us has won
But who's to say just which of us
Is making out the best
You who gave so brightly now
Just take like all of the rest
And I cried
Something's died - something's died
Oh but who's to say just which of us
Is making out the best
You who gave so brightly now
Just take like all of the rest
And I cried
Something's died - something's died
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Lesley Duncan performs "Old Friends", and this lyric page sits inside the Lesley Duncan catalog on LyroVerse.
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