Perfect Stranger
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Perfect Stranger
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I can't break this chain
And I can't wait to see you again
Though you don't know me
I am there with you everyday on your park bench
When you breathe I can feel it
And I wonder what I have become
I should leave before I try steal it
But is easier said than done
On an ordinary day
I might not hav found my way there
But I'm here and I'm in love
With a perfect Stranger
It's a long fall from nowhere at all
And it ends here at your side
I know I'm not invisible
I'm just not in the line of your sight
When you breathe I can feel it
And I wonder what I have become
I should leave before I try steal it
But is easier said than done
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Who performs "Perfect Stranger"?
Amy Belle performs "Perfect Stranger", and this lyric page sits inside the Amy Belle catalog on LyroVerse.
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