And Then You Called Me Friend

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Are You My Friend?

Sometimes friendships can be very confusing, and sometimes seemingly one sided. Often we have to step back and take a look at ourselves as well as the other person and decide if the friendship is worth keeping or if it is time to move on. What kind of friend have you been today?

And then you called me Friend

You stabbed me in the back today

And then you called me friend~

You took away my freedom of speech today

And then you called me friend~

You ignored my tears of pain today

And then you called me friend~

You took advantage of my sincerity today

And then you called me friend~

You spoke harshly of me today

And then you called me friend.

I can't take much more of your friendship today~

For I fear there may not be a tomorrow!

~Copyrighted Sept. 2008

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