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BFFs


I see you day in and day out

In the halls or on the town

We wave and say hello

And even “chill” or “hang” a bit

You’re someone I call my friend

So this you should never forget,

If you need me I’ll be there

 

There are seven billion people in the world,

And that’s kind of scary

Yet we know only about a thousand

Fewer still we know we can count on

But hey man,

 I know I can count on you

And that’s pretty cool

 

Excuse me if I can’t remember each day

To let you in on what you mean to me,

I promise it doesn’t change

So let me make my words count here

You are what matters most to me, dear friend

This place we live can be very intimidating

But I’ll be with you, to the end.

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