Al Kooper - You Never Know Who Your Friends Are

I wonder if you are really a friend of mine
If i was dyin` of thirst wouldja be my glass of wine
Time goes by so slow ya know
You never really know who your friends are
I wonder if you are really a friend of mine
If i were buyin` a house wouldja come and countersign
Time goes by so fast ya know
You never really know who your friends are
If you were down
Ya know i`d be there at your door
I`d shower you with food and money
After all what are friends for
They`re really such a bore knockin` at your door
Askin` for some more
I wonder if you are really a friend of mine
If i were lying in jail wouldja get outta bed and pay my fine
Time stands still for everyone
You never really know who your friends are
Time stands still for everyone
You never really know who your friends are
I wonder if you are really a friend of mine
If i was dyin` of thirst wouldja be my glass of wine
Time goes by so slow ya know
You never really know who your friends are
I wonder if you are really a friend of mine
If i were buyin` a house wouldja come and countersign
Time goes by so fast ya know
You never really know who your friends are
If you were down
Ya know i`d be there at your door
I`d shower you with food and money
After all what are friends for
They`re really such a bore knockin` at your door
Askin` for some more
I wonder if you are really a friend of mine
If i were lying in jail wouldja get outta bed and pay my fine
Time stands still for everyone
You never really know who your friends are
Time stands still for everyone
You never really know who your friends are
You never know who your friends are - Al Kooper

Al Kooper ...cd 2 title track from the great double album i stand alone / you never know who your friends are.

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From "You'll Never Know Who Your Friends Are" The original hit version is by Marvin Gaye.

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