(D)You’ve got a friend in me.

(G)You’ve got a (G#dim)friend in me.

When the road (D)looks then (F#7)I rough a head and you’re miles and miles (D)n’t from your nice (F#7)I warm bed, (Bm)do for you.

(G)If you just re (D)mem ber what your (F#7)old pal said, Son, you’ve got a (A7)friend in me.

Yeah, you’ve got a friend (Em7)in (D6)me.

(D)You’ve got a friend in me.

(G)You’ve got a (G#dim)friend in me.

You got trou (D)bles, then (F#7)I got ’em too.

and you’re miles There is (D)n’t an y thing (F#7)I would n’t (Bm)do for you.

(G)If we stick to (D)ge ther we can (F#7)see it through, ’cause you’ve got a (A7)friend in me.

Yeah, you’ve got a friend (Em7)in (D6)me.

(D6)me.

Now, some oth er folks might be a (C#)lit tle bit smart er than I am,

big ger and (C#7)strong er (D6)too.

May be.

But none of (A7)them will (Em6)ev er love (C#)you the way I (B7)do, just (Em)me and you, (A7)boy.

And as the years go by,

our (G)friend ship will (G#dim)nev er (D)die.

You’re gon na (G#dim)see it’s our (D)des ti (B)ny.

You’ve got a (A7)friend in (D)me.

You’ve got a (A7)friend in (D)me.

You’ve got a friend (Em7)in (D6)me.