What Friends Want
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What Friends Want
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You can't part the sea
Why don't you try the water
You might find its fine to be "okay"
Don't work for free,
You've earned some time for you
And I wish you'd spend it here today
You're not doing what you want to do
You're not doing what you don't
And that's okay, but are you happy?
I found solace in a friend today
He's a real friend that I can trust
And it's okay if he couldn't help me
Friends want you to have a good day too
The best plan for me is not to want too much
Cause one call changes everything
Let's turn the key and drive away from here
Where there's no telephone to ring
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West Beverly performs "What Friends Want", and this lyric page sits inside the West Beverly catalog on LyroVerse.
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