Stranger
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Stranger
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Sunk in my loneliness
I never knew who I am
I'm lost in reading
Lying on an armchair
A whole past life
Treating my discomfort
Certain memories come to me
That afflict my heart
I think how strange I am
Maybe my life will end here
I wanna go out
I don't know from where, to where
I need freedom
And my soul to release
A whole past life
Treating my discomfort
Certain memories lock me up
And afflict my heart
I'm trying to escape
Climbing steps
All of me is gone
In I don't know how many years
People run away from me
The mirror discovers me
I wanna go out
I don't know from where, to where
I need freedom
And my soul to release
I wanna go out
I don't know from where, to where
I need freedom
And my soul to release
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Who performs "Stranger"?
Gabriel Moreno performs "Stranger", and this lyric page sits inside the Gabriel Moreno catalog on LyroVerse.
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