Stranger
Read Stranger lyrics by Jefferson Starship on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Stranger
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Raindrops falling
Winter feels so gloomy
Hear a knock upon my door
Stranger calling
Eyes that look like mine
He said you know I've called before
refrain:
What is veiled now soon will be shown
Come walk with me through the unknown
Familiar stranger
Should I know your name
Did we meet some time ago
I feel uncertain
Shadows whisper to me now
Sudden wind begins to blow
refrain
Darkened doorways
Strangest things can happen
Don't know who you're talking to
Find yourself
When lightning strikes you now
You could be looking back at you
refrain
refrain
Stranger!
Familiar stranger
Should I know your name
Did we meet some time ago
Are you someone I should know
Did we meet some time ago
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Who performs "Stranger"?
Jefferson Starship performs "Stranger", and this lyric page sits inside the Jefferson Starship catalog on LyroVerse.
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