
Date of issue: 31.12.1989
Record label: A&M
Song language: English
Stranger |
Brother at this moment |
You ain’t feeling any pain |
And you’re staring out the window |
And it looks like rain |
And you’re a veteran and you know |
About monkeys on the brain |
You watched every dream you’ve had |
Lie broken in the drain |
Three hundred thousand men |
All different all the same |
Three hundred thousand men |
All different all the same |
Piled up like driftwood |
In a pouring rain |
Hey stranger |
Ain’t there nothing I can say |
Can you think of any way |
That you can make it through the day |
Hey stranger |
Ain’t there nothing I can do |
You lost it all for me |
There must be something I can do for you |
A quarter of the country |
Is one paycheck from the street |
A tenth of the country |
Has never had enough to eat |
And one one hundredth of the country |
Is strangling all the rest |
And every policeman on the street |
Is wearing a bulletproof vest |
Three hundred thousand men |
All different all the same |
Three hundred thousand men |
All different all the same |
Piled up like driftwood |
In a pouring rain |
Hey stranger |
Ain’t there nothing I can say |
Can you think of any way |
That you can make it through the day |
Hey stranger |
Ain’t there nothing I can do |
You lost it all for me |
There must be something I can do for you |
Name | Year |
---|---|
In The Morning | 1989 |
Compassion | 2001 |
Liberty Lies | 1989 |
Sirens In The City | 1989 |
The Best Inside You | 1989 |
Born For Love | 1991 |
Hello Mary | 1989 |
Dance | 1989 |
Nobody | 1991 |
The Waiter | 1991 |
The Got No Shotgun Hydrahead Octopus Blues | 1991 |
A Secret Silken World | 1991 |
All For You | 1989 |
The Postman | 1991 |
A Bitter Tree | 1991 |
Nothing's Gonna Bring Me Down | 2001 |
The Crash | 2001 |