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The Stranger in Me
01:09
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It's the same thing everyday
March straight through town
Down to your neighborhood
Climb to my secret place
From there I watch your face all morning time
All day
All through the evenin
And through the night time while your sleepin
It's the same thing everyday
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The Stranger in Me II
01:33
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The Stranger in Me III
00:54
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The stranger in you
I see you lookin at the stranger in me
With filters askew
All the pictures that remain to be seen
But if I was with you and you were with me
Then I could be glued and you could be free
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The Stranger in Me IV
02:35
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5. |
All of Oakland
06:25
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May Family Reunion St. Petersburg, Florida
May Family Reunion are an avant-garde experimental group led by singer/songwriter Dan Rosen. Originally emerging from Asheville, North Carolina's underground music scene but now based in Florida, Rosen crafts uniquely original songs. A mixture of post-punk, ambient, electronic and folk music, May Family Reunion have their own sound; their own visionary world and ethos. ... more
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