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Strangers
04:21
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On my own, all I see are strangers, strangers here
And I wanna go home
Looking for a clever line
Longing for familiar times
It’s just that I am stuck in my head
I sip my empty cup
All I see are strangers, strangers here
And I’ve lost my words
And I’m on my own
But now I know, and now I know…
Strangers, strangers
Verse 2
Friday nights
Seem to leave me shaken, shaking now
I talked to a friend today
Talked about last Saturday
She said she wanted to meet someone new
All night she stood alone
Guess we’ll all stay strangers, strangers now
And it’s meant to be
Now we’re on our own
But now I know, and now I know
Strangers, strangers
Box I don’t fit inside
Face I don’t recognize
Strangers, strangers
We’ll stay strangers, strangers
Box I don’t fit inside
Face I don’t recognize
Strangers, strangers
We’ll stay strangers, strangers
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Worth Your Time
03:27
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3. |
Halloween
03:35
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Rosebud
04:12
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5. |
Catfish
02:55
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Disenchanted
04:04
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Better Toys
03:31
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9. |
Annie Do You Want Me
02:31
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My Eraser
04:49
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11. |
Cartoon You
04:02
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12. |
Affirmation
05:41
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Perlin Noise Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Indie rock band from Philadelphia.
Bret Black - Vocals/Guitar
Tom Lessig - Lead Guitar
Nate Getchell - Bass/Vocals
Brooke Witherite - Keys/Vocals
Jonny Perez - Drums
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