DMA's - Strangers Lyrics
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Strangers
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What Are The Lyrics For Strangers By DMA's?
Two shots from here, I can see that Heaven's rising
And the stars and the moon in the night, I will arrange And the only one that dared to catch the fire Is the only one that's keepin' me insane, yeah Well, I don't believe in strangers And you lack a little restraint And the more I fight, the less I will desire And the less I give, the more I'll tend to take Two steps from here, I can see that heaven's rising On the stars and the moon in your night, I will rely Well, I don't believe in strangers And you lack a little restraint And the more I fight, the less I will desire And the less I give, the more I'll tend to drain Don't recognize (don't recognize) Don't recognize (don't recognize) The ones that you leave behind Don't recognize (don't recognize) Don't recognize (don't recognize) The ones that you leave behind The ones that you leave behind Well, I don't believe in strangers And you lack a little restraint And the more I fight, the less I will desire And the less I give, the more I'll tend to take Ooh, you know it's better in your own way Ooh, you know it's better in your own way Ooh, you know it's better in your own way |
Who Wrote Strangers By DMA's?
Joel Flyger, John Took, Liam Hoskins, Matthew Mason, Thomas Crandles, Thomas O'dell
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What's The Duration Of The Strangers By DMA's?The duration of Strangers is 3:38 minutes and seconds. |
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