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Artist: Moe Bandy
Canonical path: /moe-bandy/hey-there-my-friend
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hey There My Friend
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Hey There My Friend
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Hey there my friend there’s no need to be blue
Hey there my friend you look like you’re sad
But let me tell you life isn’t that bad
So hold up your head what I tell you is true
Hey there my friend there’s no need to be blue
Life is a game and sometimes you lose
But the longer you play the better you do
So don’t give up now your life isn’t through
Hey there my friend there’s no need to be blue
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Moe Bandy performs "Hey There My Friend", and this lyric page sits inside the Moe Bandy catalog on LyroVerse.
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