Strangers Room
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Strangers Room
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My eyes were full of morning
And my mouth was full of night
I was in a strangers room
And I couldn't find the light
I rose to use a different bathroom
Than the one before
And what it is I'm running from
Is what it is I'm running for.
Where do I go from here? Help me.
I wish I could disappear and go away
From the knowing
That you've known me far too long.
When I find a different tune
I guess I'll sing a different song.
Where do I go from here? Help me.
Wish I could disappear and go away from the morning
Cos my eyes are full of flight
I am in a strangers room
And I still can't find the light.
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Who performs "Strangers Room"?
David Crosby performs "Strangers Room", and this lyric page sits inside the David Crosby catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to By The Light Of Common Day and Cowboy Movie with a short reason for opening each page next.
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