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Better Than Ezra ~ Long Lost


(written by kevin griffin)


Are you lost?
Do you find life turning out
Not quite the way you planned?
Come around stay awhile

That's okay
That's all right
Couldn't get to sleep so talk about it.
Let's talk about it right now.

Here it comes on my head again
I guess i'm born to be the long lost friend.
(a-woo-oooh)
Friend
Long lost friend

Are you cold?
Is there no place better, safer, friendlier than this?
Call me up, i'm alone.

That's okay
That's all right
Rather it be me than go without it
So don't think about it right now.

Here it comes on my head again
I guess i'm born to be the long lost friend
(a-woo-ooh-hooo)
Friend
Long lost friend

I've given ballast
Held you up when you were falling down
What happens when i'm not around?

Friend?
Friend?
Long lost friend.


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