Stephen Sondheim - Old friends

^C Hey, old friend, are you O-^BmK, ^F#old ^Bmfriend What do you ^Csay, old friend, are we or ^Garen't we unique? ^Gm7Time goes ^C7by, ev-ry'thing ^Felse keeps changing You and I, we get co^Ebmaj7ntinued next ^Cmweek

^CMost friends fade or they don't ^Bmmake ^F#the ^Bmgrade New ones are ^Cquickly made and, in a ^Gpinch sure they'll ^G7do But ^Cus, old ^F7friend, what's to dis^Bm7cuss, old ^Cfriend C#m7-5 D7 Here's to us, who's like us? Damn ^Cfew

^CHey, old, friends how do we ^Bmstay, ^F#old, ^Gmaj7friends? No one can ^Csay, old friends, how and old ^Gfriendship survives ^Gm7One day ^C7chums having a ^Flaugh a minute ^Cm7One day comes, and they're a ^Ebmaj7part of our ^Gmaj7lives

^CNew friends pour through the re^Bmvolv^F#ing ^Gmaj7door Maybe there's ^Cone that's more. If you find ^Gone, that'll ^G7do But ^C(add2)two old ^F7friends, specially ^Bm7you, old ^Cfriends C#m7-5 D7 Here's to us! Who's like us? ^F Damn ^Ebfew! ^{F Eb Bb}