Just For You My Friend

Tribute to a Heroic Friend
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Lyrics

He wasn’t a hero, he didn’t have any medals to wear

He lacked heroic accomplishments and didn't have any medals as a symbol of valor.

He wasn’t religious, but he believed that God was out there somewhere

Although not religious, he believed in the existence of God, expressing a spiritual connection.

And he had a heart big as a mountain right to the very end

He possessed an exceptionally generous and compassionate heart until the very end, likened to a mountain.

He wasn’t a hero, he was my friend

Despite not being a hero in the conventional sense, he held a special place as a friend.


And time goes by, I can still hear you call my name

Over time, the speaker still hears the friend calling their name, reminiscing about the past.

It’s time for the show, hurry let’s go, if we’re late you know I’ll get the blame

Expresses urgency to attend an event or show, fearing blame if they are late.

I wish that we could do it all over again

Expresses a desire to revisit and relive shared experiences with the friend.

Just for you, my friend

Expresses the wish to recreate those experiences solely for the friend.


He lived in a world that some people don’t understand

Describes the friend as living in a way that is not universally understood by everyone.

He was bigger than life and in the end he was more than a man

Highlights the friend as larger-than-life and transcending typical human qualities.

‘Cause he fought like a champion, he took care of me, if there’s a message that I’d send

Acknowledges the friend's champion-like qualities and the care provided, emphasizing a meaningful message.

You were more than a hero to me, you were my friend

Reiterates that the friend, beyond being a hero, holds a significant place as a cherished friend.


And time goes by, I can still hear you call my name

Repeats the lingering effect of the friend's voice, suggesting a lasting impact.

It’s time for the show, hurry let’s go, if we’re late you know I’ll get the blame

Reinforces the importance of punctuality, possibly reflecting shared experiences with the friend.

I wish that we could do it all over again

Expresses the desire to rewind time and relive shared moments with the friend.

Just for you, my friend

Reiterates the wish to recreate those moments specifically for the friend.


And don’t ever think I’ll ever forget you

Declares a commitment to never forget the friend, emphasizing a lasting memory.

It’s been 23 years this December since I first met you

Mentions the duration since the initial meeting, marking the passage of time.

And we’ll always say your name, ‘cause you’re in the hall of fame

Promises to keep mentioning the friend's name, indicating a place in the metaphorical hall of fame.

And we’ll love you just the same forever

Expresses enduring love and commitment to the friend, using the phrase "just the same forever."


We’ll always say your name, ‘cause you’re in the hall of fame

Repeats the commitment to mention the friend's name, emphasizing their place in the hall of fame.

And we’ll love you just the same forever

Reiterates the enduring love for the friend, emphasizing constancy over time.

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