Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Circa Vitae
Canonical path: /circa-vitae/stranger
Related lyric paths: 5
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Stranger
Read Stranger lyrics by Circa Vitae on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Stranger
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It's hard to be a stranger,
A stranger in this town
I find it a little harder
Why should i even bother to strive?
So put me on your shoulder
Watch me grow older and die
To be a stranger, to be estranged
To be a stranger, to be estranged
To be a stranger, to be estranged
It's hard to be a stranger,
A stranger in my own house
The walls are saturated
With the smell of faded daydreams
Cut out these broken, old words
Watch me grow colder and fade
To be a stranger, to be estranged
To be a stranger, to be estranged
To be a stranger
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