The Closest Friends

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Lucy Simon - Pop

The Closest Friends

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Duration: 3:02

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[Verse 1] When she and I were kids We used to be the closest friends Walked arm in arm, we said We'd share our secrets 'til the end Ya da duh da, duh da duh da da da da [Verse 2] We grew from paper dolls To a summer trip to France Went to the same schools We learned the same dance We learned the same dance [Chorus] Now I see her picture in the pages of Voguе I know who she has to tea (Who she has to tеa) Funny, it's never me (It's never me) But that's how it goes (Goes) Ah, ah, ah ah ah [Verse 3] She married a millionaire, I heard A dealer in the arts Traveled 'round the world, it's said Played a million parts Ya da duh da, duh da duh da da da da [Verse 4] I met her on the street one day She said, "You're looking fine I've got so much to do But let's get together sometime We'll get together sometime" [Chorus] Now I see her picture in the pages of Vogue I know who she has to tea (Who she has to tea) Funny, it's never me (It's never me) But that's how it goes (Goes) Ah, ah, ah ah ah [Outro] When she and I were kids We used to be the closest friends (Closest friends, closest friends)

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  • Lucy Simon