Strangers (Acoustic)
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Strangers (Acoustic)
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Say I bit your lip too hard
But I was young, yes I was eager
And now you’re out at college bars
With swollen lungs and a broken liver
Say who am I
Who are you
But broken bottles of perfume
Who am I
Who are you
Wo-oah
Say who am I
Who are you
Remember late nights in your room
Who am I
Who are you
Wo-oah
We’re strangers, oh, oh
Strangers
You and me
We’re strangers, oh, oh
Strangers
In the streets
Dyed your hair to move on
I hate the change but I love the color
Lying drunk in my friends lawn
Thinking ‘bout you with another
Say who am I
Who are you
But broken bottles of perfume
Who am I
Who are you
Wo-oah
Say who am I
Who are you
Remember late nights in your room
Who am I
Who are you
Wo-oah
We’re strangers, oh, oh
Strangers
You and me
We’re strangers, oh, oh
Strangers
You and me
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