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Artist: The O. C. Supertones
Canonical path: /supertones/old-friend
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Old Friend
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Old Friend
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What do I know? Somebody tell me
I've been running from you so long
Please help me, Lord
Find my direction
I just can't do it on my own
You lift me up, you rescue me
It's good to be with you
Old friend
Sometimes I think
How can you love me?
My thoughts are so far from your own
Why choose me, Lord?
I'm a poor reflection
Why use me to make yourself known?
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