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The song Old Friend is performed by Michael Feinstein in the album named Live at the Algonquin in the year 1990 .

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Love is rare, life is strange
Nothing lasts, people change

Every time I lost another lover
I call up my old friend
And I say let's get together
I'm under the weather
Another love has come to an end

And she listens as I tell her my sad story
And wonders at my taste in friends
And we ponder why I do it
And the pain of getting through it
And she laughs and says, "You'll do it again"

But we sit in a bar and talk till two
'Bout life and love as old friends do
And tell each other what we've been through
Our love is rare, life is strange
Nothing lasts, people change

And I ask her if her life is ever lonely
And if she ever feels despair
And she says she's learn to love it
'Cause that's really all part of it
And it helps her feel the good time when they're there

Yes, we sit in a bar and talk till two
About life and love as old friends do
And tell each other what we've been through
Our love is rare, life is strange
Nothing lasts, people change

And we wander if I live with any lovers
Or spent my life alone
And the bartender is dozing
And it's getting time for closing
So we figured that I'll go out on my own

But we'll meet the year was '62
And travel the world as old friends do
And tell each other what we've been through
Our love is rare, life is strange
Nothing lasts, people change

Love is rare, life is strange
Nothing lasts, people change
Old friend



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Michael Feinstein - Live at the Algonquin

  1. Wanna Sing A Show Tune
  2. Rhode Island Is Famous For You
  3. I Concentrate On You
  4. You
  5. On Such A Night As This
  6. Blame It On My Youth
  7. Ira Gershwin Medley: 'Oh Me, Oh My, Oh You!'/'My Ship'/'Long Ago And Far Away'/'Island In The West Indies'/'I Can't Get Started'
  8. Old Friend
  9. Shall We Join The Ladies?
  10. Old Friends/Not While I'm Around
  11. I Love A Piano
  12. Thanks For The Memory