Is There Someone I Can Truly Call a Friend?
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| "Is There Someone I Can Truly Call a Friend?" | |
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| Composed by: Pure West | |
| Vocals | Louise Vallance, Adrian Truss (English) Violette Chauveau, Jean Brousseau (French) Becky, Keiichi Sonobe (Japanese) Lourdes Adame, Emilio Guerrero (Latin American Spanish) Berta Cortés, Javier Amilibia (European Spanish) |
| Appears in | Donkey Kong Country – "Klump's Lumps" (1996) |
"Is There Someone I Can Truly Call a Friend?" is the second song in the Donkey Kong Country television series episode "Klump's Lumps". As King K. Rool is welcoming Klump back into his ranks, the scene immediately transitions to Dixie Kong broken-heartedly singing this song.
This song is omitted in the Sinhala dub.
Lyrics[edit]
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English[edit]
DIXIE:
What did I do to make you leave me?
Why does everybody always leave me alone?
Now that everybody's gone
It's so hard to carry on
Is there someone I can truly call a friend?It's such a crime to be deserted all the time
Shouldn't come as a surprise
I wish I'd seen it in their eyes
Is there someone I can truly call a friend?KLUMP:
I'm such a spineless, low-down, lyin', cheatin' friend...