Always a Stranger
Written by Jimmy Tittle and Steve Watts · © All rights reserved
When were you wounded
Who did it to you
Where’s the little piece of Heaven that you lost
What is the secret
Affecting you so deeply
The one that you’ll hide at any cost
You’re always a stranger
In any room of people
Always the one that needs to stand alone
You’re hoping for safety
While looking for danger
Believe me, I know you
You’re always a stranger
Who left you thinking
Love is a hurting game
Is there some unwritten law that says you must pay
Who is that making
All that useless conversation
Is it a voice so strong you can’t get away
You’re always a stranger
In any room of people
Always the one that needs to stand alone
You’re hoping for safety
While looking for danger
Believe me, I know you
You’re always a stranger
Is this ghost to which you’re clinging really
That much larger than yourself
Do you think that’s all that’s left for you now
And the future holds no promise
But the past is only darkness
If you don’t let it go
Then you’ll never know
You’re always a stranger
In any room of people
Always the one that needs to stand alone
You’re hoping for safety
While looking for danger
Believe me, I know you
You’re always a stranger
