Old Friends Lyrics – Jasmine Thompson
Old Friends Lyrics
[Verse 1: Jasmine Thompson]
People who matter don't mind
They don't need all of my time
Somebody told me to light up every room
Make them remember you
But nobody here knows what I'm going through
No, they never do
[Chorus: Jasmine Thompson]
I miss my old friends
'Cause they know when I need them the most
I made some new friends and they're cool friends
But they don't know
What I do, what I got, who I am and who I'm not
I miss my old friends
I miss my old friends
[Verse 2: Jasmine Thompson]
I miss the good times we had
Now I don't know who's got my back
And somebody told me to light up every room (To light up)
Make them remember you (Make them remember you)
But nobody here knows what I'm going through
No, they never do
[Chorus: Jasmine Thompson]
Oh, I miss my old friends
'Cause they know when I need them the most
(When I need them the most)
I made some new friends and they're cool friends
But they don't know
What I do, what I got, who I am and who I'm not
I miss my old friends
I miss my old friends
I miss my old friends
[Bridge: Jasmine Thompson]
Hey now, hey now
I know everybody changes
Hey now, hey now
I just want familiar faces
Oh, hey now, hey now
Growing up can be amazing
But it can even break your heart
[Chorus: Jasmine Thompson]
I miss my old friends
When I need them the most
I miss my old friends
I miss my old friends
'Cause they know when I need them the most
I made some new friends and they're cool friends
(I made some new friends)
But they don't know
What I do (What I do), what I got (Got, I got)
Who I am and who I'm not
I miss my old friends
I miss my...
[Outro: Jasmine Thompson]
(I miss my old friends, my old friends, I miss)
I miss my old friends
(I miss my old friends, my old friends, I miss)
What I do, what I got, who I am and who I'm not
I miss my old friends
I miss my old friends
Old Friends Lyrics Meaning
The lyrics of "Old Friends" by Jasmine Thompson reflects on the challenges of navigating changing friendships as one grows up. The lyrics express a longing for the comfort and understanding provided by old friends, contrasting them with new acquaintances who may not fully comprehend the singer's experiences. Themes of loneliness, the struggle to be remembered, and the transformative nature of growing up are woven throughout the verses and choruses. The bridge acknowledges the inevitability of change and the bittersweet aspects of maturing, encapsulating the sentiment that while growing up can be amazing, it can also bring heartbreak.
[Verse 1]
Jasmine Thompson begins by highlighting the importance of genuine connections with people who truly care, emphasizing that those who matter don't mind the singer's occasional absence. The pressure to make a lasting impression on others is acknowledged, with the singer feeling misunderstood and unrecognized amidst their internal struggles.
[Chorus]
The chorus expresses a yearning for the deep understanding shared with old friends who know the singer's essence. Despite forming new connections, the singer feels a void as these new friends lack insight into their true self, possessions, and identity. The repetition of missing old friends emphasizes the emotional impact of these lost connections.
[Verse 2]
The second verse delves deeper into the singer's nostalgia, reminiscing about the good times with old friends and the uncertainty surrounding current relationships. The struggle to identify trustworthy allies becomes apparent, and the singer reflects on the advice received to leave a lasting impression on others, though the sentiment remains misunderstood.
[Bridge]
The bridge recognizes the inevitability of change, acknowledging that everyone undergoes transformations. There's a desire for familiarity, represented by familiar faces, despite the realization that growing up can bring both positive and challenging experiences. The phrase "growin' up can be amazing, but it can even break your heart" encapsulates the dual nature of the journey into adulthood.
[Chorus]
The chorus is reiterated, emphasizing the continued yearning for the understanding and support of old friends, contrasting them with the cool but less insightful new acquaintances. The repetition reinforces the emotional weight of missing the depth and connection shared with those who knew the singer intimately.
[Outro]
The outro brings closure to the song, reiterating the longing for old friends and emphasizing the singer's identity, possessions, and actions that remain unknown to the current circle. The concluding lines encapsulate the persistent sentiment of missing old friends and the void left by the lack of mutual understanding in the new relationships.
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Cast & Crew
- Album
- Jasmine Thompson (Singles)
- Artist / Band
- Producer(s)
- Peter Carlsson & Johan Carlsson
- Writter(s)
- Meghan Trainor, Ross Golan & Johan Carlsson
- Released On
- April 27, 2017
Jasmine Thompson (Singles) Songs
- 1.Adore
- 2.Already There
- 3.Happy For You
- 4.I Try
- 5.Like I’m Gonna Lose You
- 6.Love Is Just A Word ft. Calum Scott
- 7.Mad World
- 8.Old Friends
- 9.Willow
- 10.You Are My Sunshine
Jasmine Thompson Albums
FAQs & Knowledge
Who is the singer of "Old Friends" song?
"Old Friends" song is sung by Jasmine Thompson.
Who is the lyrics writer of "Old Friends" song?
"Old Friends" song lyrics written by Meghan Trainor, Ross Golan & Johan Carlsson.
Who is the music producer of "Old Friends" song?
"Old Friends" song music composed & produced by Peter Carlsson & Johan Carlsson.
When was "Old Friends" song released?
"Old Friends" song was released on April 27, 2017.