What Song Would You Dedicate To Your Best Friend?

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More the chorus than the whole song, but this is the chorus I've been thinking of for my best friend for a couple of months now.

Time After Time
 
Thinking of your best friend, which song comes to mind?

Oh dear. Let's see. I don't have a best friend :X My closest friend would be my, hmmm, sister. And the song for her would be "The Gift of a Friend" from the Tinkerbell movies, happens to be one of her favourite songs, and favourite movies. xD
 
My best friends tend to be far away so I rarely get to see them

It's rare that a whole song fits for anything, but maybe part of Brothers under the sun

Follow your heart, little child of the west wind
Follow the voice, that's calling you home¨
Follow your dreams, but always remember me
For I am your brother, under the sun
Your brother under the sun.
 
"You give love a bad name" is the one I choose and it would be dedicated to my sister. Reason is, we grew up listening to Bon Jovi and everyday after school we would dance to this song along with a bunch of others so it brings back a lot of great memories.


Let's just say she taught me a lot.
 
Thinking of your best friend, which song comes to mind?
My mom is my best friend. My song to her would be, the ole grey mare ain't what she use to be. Mom would sing that and laugh about it. Sometimes she talks about her aches and pains, and in a joking way, I would say to her, "Well Mom, like you said, The ole gray mare ain't what she use to be." She would crack up, every time I reminded her of what she said. PepperJack