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Bon Jovi ~ Stranger In This Town


(sambora, bryan) Hey mister can you tell me What this world's about It might just help me out I used to be a dreamer But my dreams have burned You know how luck can turn Sometimes it's hard to find a friendly face Feel like a stranger to the human race It's such a lonely, lonely place I walk alone in the darkness of the city Got no place to call home I might be dyin' But you can't hear a sound 'cause midnight rain is comin' down I'm just a stranger, a stranger in this town Everybody loves a winner Till the winners lose And then it's front page news Nobody loves a loser When you're down and out You know there ain't no doubt I'm just a victim of circumstance Please mister give me a helping hand Brother won't you understand I walk alone in the darkness of the city Got no place to call home I might be dyin' But you can't hear a sound 'cause midnight rain is comin' down I'm just a stranger, a stranger in this town I'm just a victim of circumstance Please mister give me a helping hand Brother won't you understand I walk alone in the darkness of the city Got no place to call home I might be dyin' But you can't hear a sound 'cause midnight rain is comin' down I'm just a stranger, a stranger in this town I mean no danger, i'm a stranger, i'm a stranger I'm a stranger in this town... I mean no danger, i'm a stranger... I'm just a stranger in this town more free lyrics

(sambora, bryan)

Hey mister can you tell me
What this world's about
It might just help me out
I used to be a dreamer
But my dreams have burned
You know how luck can turn

Sometimes it's hard to find a friendly face
Feel like a stranger to the human race
It's such a lonely, lonely place

I walk alone in the darkness of the city
Got no place to call home
I might be dyin'
But you can't hear a sound
'cause midnight rain is comin' down
I'm just a stranger, a stranger in this town

Everybody loves a winner
Till the winners lose
And then it's front page news
Nobody loves a loser
When you're down and out
You know there ain't no doubt

I'm just a victim of circumstance
Please mister give me a helping hand
Brother won't you understand

I walk alone in the darkness of the city
Got no place to call home
I might be dyin'
But you can't hear a sound
'cause midnight rain is comin' down
I'm just a stranger, a stranger in this town

I'm just a victim of circumstance
Please mister give me a helping hand
Brother won't you understand

I walk alone in the darkness of the city
Got no place to call home
I might be dyin'
But you can't hear a sound
'cause midnight rain is comin' down
I'm just a stranger, a stranger in this town
I mean no danger, i'm a stranger, i'm a stranger
I'm a stranger in this town...
I mean no danger, i'm a stranger...

I'm just a stranger in this town

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