I can't find myself
I can't find myself
I can't find myself
I can't find myself
In the head of this stranger in love

Holding on given up
To another under faded setting sun
And I wonder where I am
Could she run away with him?
So happy and so young
And I stare
As I sing in the lost voice of a stranger in love
Out of time letting go

In another world that spins around for fun
And I wonder where I am
Could he ever ask her why?
So happy and so young
And I stare, but

I can't find myself
I can't find myself
I can't find myself
I can't find myself
In the heart of this stranger in love
Holding on given up
To this other under faded setting sun
And I'm not sure where I am

Would he really turn away?
So happy and so young
And I stare
As I play out the passion of a stranger in love
Letting go of the time
In this other world that spins around for one
And I'm not sure where I am
Would she know it was a lie?
So happy and so young
And I stare
But

I can't find myself
I can't find myself
I can't find myself
I can't find myself
In the soul of this stranger in love
No control over one
To the other under faded setting sun
And I don't know where I am

Should he beg her to forgive?
So happy and so young
And I stare
As I live out the story of a stranger in love
Waking up going on
In the other world that spins around undone
And I don't know where I am
Should she really say goodbye?
So happy and so young
And I stare
But

I can't find myself
I can't find myself
I can't find myself
I can't find myself
I got lost in someone else.


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Lost Lyrics as written by Martijn H J Van Sonderen Nik R Roos

Lyrics © Red Brick Music Publishing, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.

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    i think this song is about not knowing what your doing anymore. like everything seems pointless. and about thinking how is was, but something changes and now your unsure.

    candycanechild88on May 02, 2005   Link

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