If you have found a friend you trust,
Who'll share with you his only crust,
And tries to prove your quarrel just;
He really is a friend.
One who'll not hurt by word or deed,
But tries to help in time of need,
And questions not your race or creed;
He really is a friend.
A friend who helps you up life's grade,
Who never cheats whate'er his trade,
And tries to keep the friends he's made,
He really is a friend.
To have such friends is worth much gold,
Their's is a broad untrammeled soul,
And 'though their deeds are never told;
They are true friends indeed.
March, 1947
Who'll share with you his only crust,
And tries to prove your quarrel just;
He really is a friend.
One who'll not hurt by word or deed,
But tries to help in time of need,
And questions not your race or creed;
He really is a friend.
A friend who helps you up life's grade,
Who never cheats whate'er his trade,
And tries to keep the friends he's made,
He really is a friend.
To have such friends is worth much gold,
Their's is a broad untrammeled soul,
And 'though their deeds are never told;
They are true friends indeed.
March, 1947
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