And I am all alone.
There is no one here beside me.
And my problems have all gone.
There is no one to deride me.
But you got to have friends.
The feeling's oh so strong.
You got to have friends
to make that day last long.
I had some firends but they're gone,
somethin' came and took them away.
And from the dusk 'til the dawn
here is where I'll stay.
Standing at the end of the road, boys,
waiting for my new friends to come.
I don't care if I'm hungry or poor,
I'm gonna get me some of them.
'Cause you got to have friends.
Da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, friends.
That's right you, oh you, yeah you,
I said you gotta have some friends,
I'm talkin' about friends, that's right, friends.
Friends, friends, friends.
I had some firends, oh, but they're all gone, gone,
someone came and snatched them away.
And from the dusk until the very dawn, you know,
here is where I gotta stay, here is where I gotta stay.
And I'm standing at the end of a real long road
and I'm waiting for my new friends to come.
I don't care if I'm hungry or freezin' cold,
I'm gonna get me some of them.
'Cause you gotta have friends,
that's right, friends, friends.
I gotta me my, I gotta me my, I gotta me my,
look around and see all of my friends.
Oh, friends, that's right, friends, friends,
friends, friends, friends, friends, oh,
friends, you gotta have friends . . .
(Harlettes:) She called up the doctor
to see what's the matter.
He said, "Come on over."
(Bette:) I said, "Do I have to?"
My knees started aching,
my wrists started shakin'
when the doctor said to me,
Whoa, he said
Oh my my, oh my my,
can you boogie? Can you slide?
Oh my my, oh my my,
you can boogie if you try.
Oh my my, oh my my,
you know it's guaranteed to keep you alive.
Whoa, no no no no no!
Now don't make me go!
(Harlettes:) The head nurse, she blew in
just like a tornado.
When they started dancin'
(Bette:) I jumped off the table.
I felt myself reeling,
and as I was healing,
this is what he said to me,
Ow! Oh my my, oh my my,
can you boogie? Can you slide?
Oh my my, oh my my,
you can boogie if you try.
Oh my my, oh my my,
you know it's guaranteed to keep you alive.
(Harlettes:) Can you boogie?
(Bette:) Whoa, my my my my mu mu my mu mu my mu mu my my my my
Can I boogie? Can I boogie? Can I boogie?
Can I boogie woogie?
(Harlettes:) Can you boogie?
(Bette:) Yes I can, yes I can, yes I can.
(Harlettes:) Can you boogie?
(Bette:) Yes I can, yes I can, yes I can.
(Harlettes:) Can you boogie?
(Bette:) Yes I can, yes I can, yes I can.
"Can I boogie?
Can I boogie?
What kind of asshole question is that? . . ."
