You've Got A Friend
Embracing Solace: Finding Comfort in Troubled Times
Lyrics
When you're down and troubled
Expressing support during difficult times when feeling down and troubled.
And you need a helping hand
Offering assistance and a helping hand when needed.
And nothing, nothing is going right
Acknowledging that everything seems to be going wrong.
Close your eyes and think of me
Suggesting to close one's eyes and think of the speaker for comfort.
And soon I will be there
Promising to be there soon to provide support and comfort.
To brighten up even your darkest night
Commitment to bringing light even to the darkest night.
You just call out my name
Encouraging the listener to call out the speaker's name in times of need.
And you know wherever I am
Assuring that the speaker will come running no matter the distance.
I'll come running to see you again
Reiterating the commitment to being there for the listener.
Winter, spring, summer or fall
Emphasizing availability in all seasons—winter, spring, summer, or fall.
All you have to do is call
Stating that a simple call is all it takes to receive support.
And I'll be there
Reaffirming the speaker's presence and readiness to help.
You've got a friend
Concluding that the listener has a friend who cares and is supportive.
If the sky above you
Addressing challenging times when the sky is dark and cloudy.
Grows dark and full of clouds
Describing difficult circumstances with a dark and cloudy sky.
And that old north wind begins to blow
Referring to the onset of challenging situations represented by the north wind.
Keep you head together
Advising to stay composed and not let difficulties overwhelm.
And call my name out loud
Encouraging the listener to call for assistance loudly.
Soon you'll hear me knocking at you door
Anticipating that calling out will result in the speaker coming to help.
You just call out my name
Reiterating the availability and responsiveness to the call for help.
And you know wherever I am
Ensuring a swift response regardless of the speaker's location.
I'll come running to see you again
Repeating the commitment to be there for the listener whenever needed.
Winter, spring, summer or fall
Emphasizing the steadfast support in all seasons.
All you have to do is call
Restating that a simple call is the key to receiving assistance.
And I'll be there
Reaffirming the speaker's availability and willingness to help.
Ain't it good to know that you've got a friend
Highlighting the value of having a reliable friend during challenging times.
When people can be so cold
Commenting on the potential coldness of people and the comfort of friendship.
They'll hurt you, and desert you
Warning about the possibility of being hurt or deserted by others.
And take your soul if you let them
Acknowledging the potential harm to the soul if influenced by negative people.
You just call out my name
Encouraging the listener to call for support when facing challenges.
And you know wherever I am
Reassuring the swift response and presence of the speaker when called upon.
I'll come running to see you again
Reiterating the commitment to be there in all seasons and circumstances.
Winter, spring, summer or fall
Emphasizing the simplicity of seeking help—just a call is sufficient.
All you have to do is call
Restating the availability and willingness to be there for the listener.
And I'll be there
Concluding that the listener has a reliable friend ready to provide support.
You've got a friend
Reaffirming the presence of a friend who cares and is supportive.
You've got a friend
Repeating the assurance that the listener indeed has a friend.
Ain't it good to know you've got a friend
Highlighting the positive feeling of knowing there is a supportive friend.
Ain't it good to know you've got a friend
Reiterating the positive sentiment of having a reliable and caring friend.
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