Far East Man

"Far East Man" is a song written by George Harrison and Ronnie Wood in 1974, recorded by Harrison for his 1974 album Dark Horse, and by Wood for his 1974 album, I've Got My Own Album to Do.


While the world wages war
It gets harder to see
Who your friends really are

I don't wanna let him down
Gotta do what I can
I won't let him drown
He's a far east man

All these ups and those downs
Makes me question what love is
Is it a lie or worthwhile?

I can't let him down
Gotta do what I can
I won't let him drown
He's a far east man

Oh sometimes for sure don't take so long
Wondering if it is or if I'm wrong
Even then my heart seems to be the one in charge
Can only do what...
It tells me

I won't let him down
Gotta do what I can
I won't let him drown
He's a far east man

Looks like right here on earth
God, it's so hard at times
Somehow we'll let it slide

But I don't let him down
Gotta do what I can
I won't let him drown
He's a far east man

I won't let him down
Gotta do what I can
I won't let him drown
He's a far east man