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True Friend Ship


Through good times and bad, 

through thick and through thin.

When I didn´t belong

You helped me fit in.

You gave me a place in a world strange to me.

Your sweet smiling face was all I could see.

In a world full of frowns

Your laughter came through.

And that´s when I found

A friend that was true.

 

                                                -Andrew Harrison

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