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Where Are All My Friends Lyrics By Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes

    where are all my friends
    oh lord oh lord

    used to have lots of fancy clothes
    and drive a big white cadillac
    not knowing all the time i had these things
    my friends were stabbing straight in my back
    no no no
    even had a house then out there in beverly hills
    i was moving so fast y’all
    i didn’t even have time to worry about paying my bills

    something started changing
    my life started rearranging
    now i’m all alone
    all the friends i wanted
    ii don’t have anymore
    so somebody tell tell me

    where are all my friends
    i can’t find nobody
    where are all my friends
    oh lord oh lord

    used to take my friends out everywhere i went
    but i used to tell them y’all
    y’all ain’t got to spend a red cent
    ’cause i used to have lots of money
    i had them in big old stacks
    i used to lend them my clothes
    but they never never ever never never brought them back

    now i don’t have nothing
    i’m so all alone
    don’t even have a home
    i ain’t got no place to lay my head
    wish someone would help me
    ’cause iiiiii need a loan

    yeah baby
    where are all my friends
    i’m looking y’all i’m looking all over
    where are all my friends
    i’m looking for the friends i used to call my very own
    where are all my friends
    i need somebody right now hey
    where are all my friends
    i can’t find a father or a mother
    where are all my friends

    i remember the time i used to be walking up and down the streets
    and i remember you and you and you and you and you
    i remember when used to say that yeah trying to get me to spare a dime
    and i used to come out the bottom of my heart
    ’cause i thought you were a friend of mine huh
    but it seems yeah it seems like that you didn’t even give a damn about me no
    but now i’m down and out and i need a friend
    i surely need a friend

    Artist: Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes

    Year: 1974

    Decade: 70s

    Language: en

    Word Count: 166