It was an old song,
From "Kiss me, Kiss me, Kiss me" that she sang.
It was an old line,
I kept with me, with me, with me when she rang

You're such a strange girl,
You're such a strange, strange girl.
You're such a strange girl.

It's all been embraced (?)
Everyone is telling me,
It's slightly deranged,
Everyone is telling me.

We traded blindness for wisdom
And some lines around the eyes.
But you just act like it was a fact of life
It didn't come as a surprise.

You're such a strange girl,
You're such a strange, strange girl.
You're such a strange girl.

And no you can't ever go home.
Everything has changed and the people are gone.
So close your eyes and summon up the song
And you feel your life falling under you like a slide
Like a slide

It was an old song,
I once knew every note and every line.
It was a long night,
When I carried you and you carried me for a time.

You're such a strange girl,
You're such a strange, strange girl.
You're such a strange girl.

It's all been embraced (?)
Everyone is telling me,
It's slightly deranged,
Everyone is telling me.

I dreamt of your face
And what the song was telling me
For time has made it all obscene
And trapped us in our dreams


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    A "Strange Girl" with "Lines around here eyes" who listened to "Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me"

    and I think "It's all been arranged" not erased.

    rajwoodsonon May 05, 2011   Link

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