A Friend Like Me

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Unwavering Loyalty and Friendship in 'A Friend Like Me'

The Interrupters' song 'A Friend Like Me' is a powerful anthem celebrating the unwavering loyalty and steadfast support that true friends offer. The repetitive chorus, 'I know that you won't find a friend like me,' emphasizes the unique and irreplaceable nature of such a friendship. This repetition drives home the message that genuine friends are rare and invaluable, and once found, they should be cherished.

The lyrics delve into the qualities that define a true friend. The lines 'For all the ones who stand beside me when times are trying and I run out of money' highlight the importance of friends who remain supportive during difficult times. This suggests that true friendship is not conditional on material wealth or convenience but is rooted in mutual support and loyalty. The metaphor 'I'll be your lucky penny' further underscores the idea of being a constant source of good fortune and positivity for a friend.

Additionally, the song touches on the theme of being a protector and savior. The lines 'I will be your liberator, turn up the fader' and 'if you ever need a savior, I mean now not later' convey a sense of readiness to help and defend a friend at any moment. This readiness to go into 'battles' for a friend signifies the depth of commitment and the lengths one is willing to go to ensure their friend's well-being. The Interrupters, known for their energetic ska-punk style, use this song to remind listeners of the profound impact that true friendship can have on one's life.

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  1. She's Kerosene
  2. Take Back The Power
  3. By My Side
  4. A Friend Like Me
  5. She Got Arrested
  6. Good Things
  7. On a Turntable
  8. Family (feat. Tim Armstrong)
  9. White Noise
  10. Gave You Everything
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