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Friends
(Gratitude)

Some people full of need
I’ve let into my soul
And where they’ve sown that seed
The both of us have grown
From open ended exchanges
Cast in lines of light
We’ve looked upon each other
And beheld a wondrous sight

And friends such as these
Were surely more than I looked for
When driven by disease
I found a place where I could face myself

Some people full of love
Have led me by the hand
They said, “Hey, man, when you’re all alone
You know its hard to make a stand.”
But I was independent
And filled with raucous pride
A fence of knives and wires
With nothing left inside

And friends such as these
Were surely more than I looked for
When driven by disease
I found a place where I could face myself

Some people full of patience
Have heard my tales of woe
And with their laughter and their wisdom
I learned to let things go
They taught me by example
And always spoke their minds
From souls set in a circle
I sense a presence divine

And friends such as these
Were surely more than I looked for
When driven by disease
I found a place where I could face myself

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from Experience, Strength, and Hope, released February 24, 2023

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Edward Cunningham Portland, Maine

Bassist/vocalist of Ogre and veteran of approximately 20,000 other bands. Here is his "acoustic spiritual" side.

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