Talk to Strangers
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Talk to Strangers
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People might be bored,
People can be hard,
People might be late,
People can be smart
People might be reading your favourite books,
People might be worthy of a second look.
So why do you treat me like a stranger,
When I am not a stranger, I'm just a little stranger than you?
Don't forget all your friends were only strangers when you met.
People might be rich,
People can be cruel,
People might be struggling to keep their cool,
People often don't see the best of you,
But people count on people to get them through
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