Strangers
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Strangers
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Deliciously
I drink up all your tears
On a piano out of tune
I sit and persevere
Deliriously
I eat up all your words
And jumble them around
Til they become absurd
Remember how it was
They said it wouldn't last
You proved them wrong
Took on everyone
Ferociously
We fumble in the dark
Two lovers acting like strangers
Society won't cage us
Remember how it was
They said it wouldn't work
You proved them wrong
Took on everyone
Like a clock that can't keep time
Bad thoughts to hide
Or a poem that won't ever rhyme
Now strangers sing, this song for her
Mao mao etc etc
Oh remember how it was
They said it wouldn't last
You proved them wrong
Took on everyone
Remember how it was
Remember how it was
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Who performs "Strangers"?
Ed Harcourt performs "Strangers", and this lyric page sits inside the Ed Harcourt catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to All Of Your Days Will Be Blessed and Bleed A River Deep with a short reason for opening each page next.
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