Family - Good friend of mine

^CWell I heard the ^Emworld you have ^Amtravelled ^FNews came ^Dmout on the ^Ggrapevine ^CSo, I hope you don’t ^Emseem to be ^Amsimple, no ^F’cause you were a ^Ggood friend of ^Cmine

^CWe were just ^Emfriends back in ^Amschooldays ^FWe shared ciga^Dmrettes, girls and ^Gwine ^CYou got ^Emlucky; came ^Aminto some money ^FYou were a ^Ggood friend of ^Cmine

^CYou know, I left ^Emschool and earned ^Ammoney ^FTimes were ^Dmtight but I sur^Gvived ^CBut you could ^Emafford to be ^Ameducated ^FYou were a ^Ggood friend of ^Cmine

^CSaid I’ve worked like a ^Emslave till my ^Amdad died ^FWell, mother and ^Dmme, we went ^Gcrying ^CStill paid ^Emout to the ^Amchaplain, oh Lord ^FYou were a ^Ggood friend of ^Cmine

^CMeet Mary, my ^Emwife, ^Amand the kids here ^FAll our ^Dmfood it came off the bread^Gline ^CI guess you’re what they ^Emcall the ‘gay ^Ambachelor’, yeah ^FAnd you’re still a ^Ggood friend of ^Cmine

^CNow, you hear ^Emme, we will get to^Amgether ^FWe’re gonna ^Dmgo to ^Gyour place or mine ^CWe don’t need too ^Emmuch to be ^Amhappy, oh no ^FAnd of course, you’re a ^Ggood friend of ^Cmine

^CI said we’re heal^Emthy, my ^Ammy my ^FYou’re still a ^Ggood friend of ^Cmine