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Strangers

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Droeloe Canonical path: /droeloe/strangers Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Strangers

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All these people passing by

They all wonder who am I?

Different stories, different life

No need to be afraid

Of all the other eyes

Unfamiliar faces (unfamiliar faces)

I don't care what you see (I don't care what you see)

Here we are the nameless (here we are the nameless)

Together we are free

Unfamiliar faces

I don't care what you see

Here we are the nameless

Together we are free

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