Strangers歌詞

作詞 : Michael Pollack/Lewis Capaldi/Stefan Johnson/Jordan K. Johnson
作曲 : Michael Pollack/Lewis Capaldi/Stefan Johnson/Jordan K. Johnson
We were strangers at the bar
They were playing Wonderwall
I overheard you say you hate this song
Next thing I knew I’m walking over
Came and tapped you on your shoulder
Said my dear you’re not the only one
Spent the night there at my place
That night became a hundred days and I shared all my deepest secrets with you
Soon enough well I found out you’re something I can’t live without
And every time I close my eyes I miss you
And I know
I waited all my life just to fall for someone like you
In the blink of an eye it all fell through
I can’t even lie
I’m not doing well
Waking up without you sleeping by myself
Alone in our room
All your stuff is gone
Yeah I’m standing still here
While you’re moving on
When my world would tear in two
You were who I ran to
Now I can’t even call
Or call you my friend
Oh darling it’s strange ‘cos you and I are strangers all over again
Hearts a mess and heads ablaze
The nights become the start of days
And I’ve been drinking just to get me through ‘em
It’s funny how you love someone and when it’s over said and done
It’s almost like you never even knew ‘em
And I know
I waited all my life just to fall for someone like you
In the blink of an eye it all fell through
I can’t even lie
I’m not doing well
Waking up without you sleeping by myself
Alone in our room
All your stuff is gone
Yeah I’m standing still here
While you’re moving on
When my world would tear in two
You were who I ran to
Now I can’t even call
Or call you my friend
Oh darling it’s strange ‘cos you and I are strangers all over again
All over again
Now I know
I’ll be waiting all my life for someone like you
I can’t even lie
I’m not doing well
Waking up without you sleeping by myself
Alone in our room
All your stuff is gone
Yeah I’m standing still here
While you’re moving on
When my world would tear in two
You were who I ran to
Now I can’t even call
Or call you my friend
Oh darling it’s strange ‘cos you and I are strangers all over again