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My Oldest Friend is a favorite of mine, and I figured I'd post it. 
Artist: Andrew Belle
Song: My Oldest Friend
Submitter: David Codington
Intro: G, D, Em, Bm, D
Don'Gt wanna sound ridiculous
But DI think you know I'm sick of this
And EmI kinda think that we can bend, do you?
I'll Bmtry to be a better friend to you
You Gknow I miss ya in my life
And DI kinda think that I realize
That EmI was only lookin out for me
InstBmead of gettin you the help you need
Who Gdo you thDink you are?
Who Emdo I think I am?
BareBmly listening to Emmy oldest, my olGdest friend
Oh mEmy oldest, my oldGest friend
I've Ggiven one, you've taken two
But Dthis medicine has followed you
From Emthe eastern coast and back again
So I Bmtell you once but not again
That GI only miss you in my life
And DI hope you finally realize
That EmI'm only looking out for you
When BmI'm not afraid to see this through
Outro: G, D, Em, Bm

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My Oldest Friend

by Andrew Belle

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My Oldest Friend is a favorite of mine, and I figured I'd post it.

Artist: Andrew Belle

Song: My Oldest Friend

Submitter: David Codington

Intro: G, D, Em, Bm, D

Don't wanna sound ridiculous

But I think you know I'm sick of this

And I kinda think that we can bend, do you?

I'll try to be a better friend to you

You know I miss ya in my life

And I kinda think that I realize

That I was only lookin out for me

Instead of gettin you the help you need

G D

Who do you think you are?

Who do I think I am?

Bm Em G

Barely listening to my oldest, my oldest friend

Em G

Oh my oldest, my oldest friend

I've given one, you've taken two

But this medicine has followed you

From the eastern coast and back again

So I tell you once but not again

That I only miss you in my life

And I hope you finally realize

That I'm only looking out for you

When I'm not afraid to see this through

Outro: G, D, Em, Bm

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