For The Old Friends

THE JDA PROJECT

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THE JDA PROJECT

5 piece band, multi-instrumentalists, combination of original music and classic rock covers

Joel Pirard has been playing, writing, and recording original rock music for years, as a guitarist, bassist and keyboardist. Don Pitz is JDA's primary lead vocalist. He also plays keyboards, guitar, bass, and percussion. Arno Tietje is the primary lead guitarist in The JDA Project. Arno also sings, plays bass, percussion, lap steel guitar, and harmonica. The JDA Project has released 5 CDs, A Fine TIme, Through A Moving Window, Syzygy, Dropstones and the live For the Sake of the Song. NEWS UPDATE! LARRY LIPSHUTZ, our former bassist has returned to the fold, and brings along his long his cohort ANDY OROS, ON DRUMS. WE WILL HAVE PROFILE INFO SOON!

Song Info

Genre

Rock • Classic Rock

Author

JDA

Rights

1998

Uploaded

January 02, 2024

Track Files

MP3

MP3 12.3 MB • 320 kbps • 5:21

Lossless

WAV 58.8 MB

Lyrics

For The Old Friends 

So tell the truth now, do you still feel were winning? 
The Old Friends feeling, like no sees them sitting, 
out in the cold night, no place to call their own 

Again, in the Darkness of Night 
When will it turn out all right, 
for the Old Friends 

When morning comes now, will they still move to answer, 
the call of living, or will they stop and ask for, 
a little caring, a helping hand to guide 

Their way, in the course of the day 
Seems its the least we can say 
Help is at hand, from your sons, and your daughters, again 

We all get older, do you still feel so carefree 
When they go walking, out from their cold beginnings 
Their clothes askew, they still want to be living 

On, in the course of their lives 
Slow, still theres light in their eyes for the Sun 
still they go on, Dawn after Dawn 

For they're Old Friends 

MUSIC: JOEL PIRARD, DON PITZ, ARNO TIETJE 
WORDS: JOEL PIRARD C: 1997

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