We Used To Be Friends

Dandy Warhols · Best Of The Capitol Years: 1995-07 [2010]

A long time ago, we used to be friends

But I haven't thought of you lately at all

If ever again a greeting I send to you,

Short and sweet to the soul I intend.



A, ah-ahh-ahh-ahh

A, ah-ahh-ahh-ahh

A, ah-ahh-ahh-ahh

A, ah-ahh-ahh-ahh



Come on now, honey,

Bring it on, bring it on, yeah.

Just remember me when you're good to go

Come on now, sugar,

Bring it on, bring it on, yeah.

Just remember me when.



It's something I said, or someone I know.

Or you called me up, maybe I wasn't home.

Now everybody needs some time,

And everybody knows

The rest of it's fine

And everybody knows that.



Come on now, sugar,

Bring it on, bring it on, yeah.

Just remember me when you're good to go

Come on now, honey,

Bring it on, bring it on, yeah.

Just remember me when.



We used to be friends.A long time ago

We used to be friends.A long time ago

We used to be friends.A long time ago

We used to be friends, hey hey.



A, ah-ahh-ahh-ahh

A, ah-ahh-ahh-ahh

A, ah-ahh-ahh-ahh

A, ah-ahh-ahh-ahh



A long time ago, we used to be friends

But I haven't thought of you lately at all

If ever again, a greeting I send to you,

Short and sweet is all I intend.



We used to be friends.A long time ago

We used to be friends.A long time ago

We used to be friends.A long time ago

We used to be friends,

A, ah-ahh-ahh-ahh

A, ah-ahh-ahh-ahh

A, ah-ahh-ahh-ahh

A, ah-ahh-ahh-ahh

We Used To Be Friends

The Dandy Warhols are a cornerstone of the alternative rock scene, known for blending psychedelic textures with sharp, melodic pop sensibilities. Emerging from the Pacific Northwest in the 1990s, the band achieved significant commercial success with their third album, *The Dandy Warhols Come Down*. "We Used To Be Friends" stands as a notable track within their extensive catalogue, reflecting the group's signature ability to craft introspective yet accessible anthems. The recording captures the band's mature sound, characterized by layered guitars and emotive vocals that define their most celebrated era. As part of their broader discography, the song exemplifies the artistic consistency that has maintained their relevance across decades of indie and alternative music.