Strangers When We Meet
David Bowie
Yooou, yooou, yooou Yooou, yooou, yooou All our friends Now seem so thin and frail Slinky secrets Hotter than the sun No pecchy frairs No trendy rechauffe I'm with you So I can't go wrong All my violence Raining tears upon the sheet I'm bewildered For we're strangers when we meet Blank screen TV Preening ourselves in the snow Forget my name But I'm over you Blended sunrise And it's a dying world Humming Rheingold We scavenge up our clothes All my violence Raging tears upon the sheet I'm bewildered/resentful For we're strangers when we meet Cold tired fingers Tapping out your memories Halfway sadness Dazzled by the new Your embrace It was all that I feared That whirling room We trade by vendu Steely resolve Is falling from me My poor soul All bruised passivity All your regrets Ride rough-shod over me I'm so glad That we're strangers when we meet I'm so thankful That we're strangers when we meet I'm in clover For we're strangers when we meet Heel head over But we're strangers when we meet Strangers when we meet Strangers when we meet Strangers when we meet Strangers when we meet Strangers when we meet Strangers when we meet Strangers when we meet Strangers when we meet Strangers when we meet1993 1st 90s akiraware alternative alternative rock art rock atmospheric avant dada mutant psych blues beat beatles Bowie Strangers when we meet BowieAndFriends Brian Eno classic rock cool daviad bowie David Byrne desconhecida mas boa evening experimental favorite songs Favourites flya classics frail great lyrics great track I just luv it kraftwerk Lanka laurie anderson list london love songs Mellow Memorable Orbital peachy po pop psychadelic rock secrets seen live sit back slinky smuty South East spherical thin tracks UK underworld violence yeahsong yello
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