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The Stranger
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This morning
Unforeseen
She put up her hair
Laid her plans bare
And spoke to me
Like a stranger
This morning
Unforeseen
She put on her clothes
And withered a rose
And spoke to me
Like a stranger
She went out the door
Cried, 'with you nevermore'
Put her foot to the floor
Said, 'goodbye evermore'
And spoke to me
Like a stranger
She was a stranger
This evening
Unforeseen
She called me up
Said, 'you don't give a fuck'
And spoke to me
Like a stranger
I hung up the phone
Shed the skin from my bones
Found myself a new home
Content now I was alone and free
Like a stranger
Like a stranger
I was a stranger
I am a stranger
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Matt Malone & The Holy Spirits Melbourne, Australia
Matt Malone is a singer/songwriter from the Victorian goldfields. Malone’s preacher-like baritone and darkly poetic songs
have been likened to Johnny Cash, Nick Cave, Townes Van Zandt & David Eugene Edwards.
'★★★★, cracked, haunted, fantastic.'
- The Sydney Morning Herald
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