Old Friends

Hey, old friend,

are you (Bm)okay,

(F#)old (Bm)friend?

What do you (C)say,

old friend, are we or (G)are we unique?

(Gm7)Time goes (C7)by, ev'rything (F)else keeps changing.

(Cm7)You and I, we get (Ebmaj7)continued next (Cm)week.

(C)Most friends fade or they don't (Bm)make (F#)the (Bm)grade.

New ones are (C)quickly made and,

in a (G)pinch, sure they'll (G7)do.

But (C)us, old (F7)friend, what's to (Bm7)discuss,

old (C)friend?

(C#m7)Here's (D7)to us!

Who's like us?

Damn (C)few.

Hey, old friends,

how do we (Bm)stay (F#)old (Gmaj7)friends?

No one can (C)say,

old friends, how an old (G)friendship survives.

(Gm7)One day (C7)chums having a (F)laugh a minute,

(Cm7)one day comes, and they're a (Ebmaj7)part of your (Gmaj7)lives.

(C)New friends pour through the (Bm)(F#)revolving (Gmaj7)door.

Maybe there's (C)one that's more.

If you find (G)one, that'll (G7)do.

But (C)two old (F7)friends, 'specially (Bm7)you,

old (C)friends, (C#m7)here's (D7)to us!

Who's like us?

(Eb)Two old friends, fewer won't (F)do,

old friends.

Gotta have (Eb)two old friends, helping you (Bb)balance along.

(Bbm7)One (Eb7)upbraids you for your (Abmaj7)faults and fancies,

(Abm7)one persuades you that the (Gbmaj7)other one's wrong.

(Eb)Most friends fade or they don't (Dm)make the grade.

New ones are (Eb)quickly made, perfect as (Bb)long as they're (Bb7)new.

But (Ebmaj7)us, old (Ab7)friends what's to (Bb)discuss,

old (Eb)friends?

(Em7)Here's (Eb)to us!

Who's like (F)us?

Damn (Eb)few!