Strangers
from Worlds Apart EP by Morain
lyrics
Counting down these days,
Until I get my hands free,
Come on dear untie me, please.
Tell me what you see,
Cause I can be a new man,
Reset. Replace. To live again.
What is it all about, a sudden change I could do without. Are we just strangers now? I want you to want me for me.
Is this is all on me,
I’ve done my best to please you,
Satisfied your needs too.
If only you could see,
You twist my words to spite me,
Then pull me down completely.
Hang me from this rope and cut it loose,
‘Cause this is the glue, that holds me to you.
You want me to want you for you.
Until I get my hands free,
Come on dear untie me, please.
Tell me what you see,
Cause I can be a new man,
Reset. Replace. To live again.
What is it all about, a sudden change I could do without. Are we just strangers now? I want you to want me for me.
Is this is all on me,
I’ve done my best to please you,
Satisfied your needs too.
If only you could see,
You twist my words to spite me,
Then pull me down completely.
Hang me from this rope and cut it loose,
‘Cause this is the glue, that holds me to you.
You want me to want you for you.
credits
from Worlds Apart EP,
track released April 21, 2014
All tracks written and recorded by Morain.
Produced / Mixed by Roni Szpakowski.
EP Mastered by Streaky at Metropolis Mastering.
All tracks written and recorded by Morain.
Produced / Mixed by Roni Szpakowski.
EP Mastered by Streaky at Metropolis Mastering.
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