Strangers
City and Colour * Track #8 On A Pill for Loneliness
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Strangers by City and Colour
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City and ColourProduced by
Jacquire KingWrited by
Dallas GreenStrangers Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Don't wake me when this is over
And just let me drift amidst my dreams
I need to regain composure
And right now, my heart is still and asleep
[Pre-Chorus]
I refuse to believe
That we've become so obsolete
Don't wake me when this is over
'Cause I need to find the time lost in between
[Chorus]
If we get back (Get back)
To lovin' each other (Lovin' each other)
Can we get back (Get back)
To learnin' how to live?
We are strangers in this land
With so much left to discover
Can we get back (Get back)
To learnin' how to live?
[Verse 2]
We look to the heavens above for advice on our lives
Searchin' for God at the bottoms of bottles
And in strangers' eyes
We're living in desperation, drownin' in medication
Lost in the folly of our age
[Chorus]
If we get back (Get back)
To lovin' each other (Lovin' each other)
Can we get back (Get back)
To learnin' how to live?
We are strangers in this land
With so much left to discover
Can we get back (Get back)
To learnin' how to live?
We are strangers in this land
We are strangers in this land
Strangers Q&A
Who wrote Strangers's ?
Strangers was written by Dallas Green.
Who produced Strangers's ?
Strangers was produced by Jacquire King.
When did City and Colour release Strangers?
City and Colour released Strangers on Fri Jun 21 2019.
What did City and Colour say about "Strangers"?
‘Strangers’ is about how you will never truly know another human being, […] You’ll never really understand what it’s like to be inside someone else’s brain or heart. So, we need to appreciate the differences. If we do, maybe we can live better with one another.”
— Dallas Green via press statement