She knows my every weakness 

And the problems I have dealt.

She understands my wonders

And listened to my dreams, 

She listens no matter what I may have been talking about.

And she agrees to everything I say.

She knows me better than anyone else 

I want to tell her how much I need her and that I care

Then I realized the person I see in the mirror Im glad that she will be here for me forever.

Just the wish to help another

Get along some way or other;

Just a kindly hand extended

Out to one who’s not  being friendly 

Just the will to give or lend,

Be a friend. You don’t need glory.

Friendship is a simple story.

on honest kindly, Cheer the youth who’s bravely trying,

Pity him who’s sadly sighing;

Just a little labor spend

On the duties of a friend.

Be a friend. The pay is bigger

(Though not written by a

gure)

Than is earned by people clever

In what’s merely (enterprize)

You’ll have friends instead of neighbors, if you’re a friend.

  In light and in Happiness;

Since first beneath the chestnut-trees

  In childhood we played.

 But warmth within the heart,

   A cloud is on thy way;

  We have been friends forever-

     Shall a light word part us now? 

 We have been gay together;

 We have laugh’d at little jests;

     For the wellspring of hope was pushing 

    Warm and joyous in are breasts.

  But laughter now hath fled thy lip,

    And sullen happiness thy brow;

 We have been gay together-

  Shall a light word part us now?

 We have been cheerful together,  

  We have wept, with laughter of tears,  

   O'er the grass-grown graves, where slumber'd  

 The hopes of early years. 

  The voices which are silent there  

  Would offer thee clear thy brow;  

    We have been cheerful together—  

    Oh! what shall part us now? 

Who knew nothing about what I felt

She knew my every weakness

And the problems I have dealt.

She misunderstood my wonders

And had no interest in my dreams,

She listened to how I felt about life and love

And didn't know anything about it

Not once did she care

Or tell me I was correct

 

She didn’t care what I was going through

And promised she’d leave soon

I reached out to this “friend”

To show her that I hated her

To pull her close and let her know

How much I need her gone

I went to push her away

To try and make her go away

And I realized this terrible friend I found

Was nothing but a mirror

day and night since we started being friends 

under the chestnut trees but with coldness within

Our hearts A cloud is on thy brow;  

We have been friends together—  

Shall a light word part us now?  

We have been gay since we kids  

We have laughed at little jests;

For the fount of hope was gushing  

Warm and joyous in our breasts.  

But laughter now hath fled thy lip,  

And sullen glooms thy brow;  

We have been gay together

Shall a light part us now?  

We been sad together,  

We wept, with bitter tears,  

O'er the grass-grown graves, where slumber'd  

The hopes of early years.

The voices which are silent there  

Would bid thee clear thy brow;  

We have been sad together—  

Oh! what will part us now?

you don't need a disposition sunny; 

Just the wish to not help another 

Don't get along with some way or other;

Just a harsh hand extended 

Out to one who’s unbefriended; 

To not  give or lend, 

This will make you lose friends. 

Be a friend. You need glory. 

Friendship is a simple story.
But not simple enough
 

Pass by triing errors blindly, 

Gaze on honest eort rudely, 

ignore the youth who’s bravely trying, 

leave him who’s sadly sighing; 

Just a little labor spend 

On the duties of a friend. 

Be a friend. The pay is bigger 

(Though not written by a gure)

You’ll have enemies instead of neighbors 

You’ll be richer in the end.