Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Stranger In My Home Town, artist - Foghat. Album song The Essentials: Foghat, in the genre Хард-рок
Date of issue: 31.05.2002
Record label: Warner Strategic Marketing
Song language: English
Stranger In My Home Town |
Who’s that stranger walking out in the cold? |
Standing on the corner with his Kodachrome roll? |
He may be a psychopath, he’s acting so strange |
Lying to himself, saying nothing has changed |
He stares across at a house on the block |
Trying to find the courage to go over and knock |
What will he say when they open the door? |
«This was my home, but it ain’t no more.» |
He can’t get Brixton, out of his system |
It seems so pathetic, yeah, but it’s hard to forget it |
Way back in '59, a young boy was crying, he didn’t want to leave, |
but what could he say? |
Jumped into the lorry, left there in a hurry, never knowing he’d back some day |
Stranger in my home town, I’m just a stranger in my home town |
Could this street be a part of me? |
I can’t believe it — this ain’t no place to |
be |
Who’s that Peeping Tom climbing the wall? |
Staring at the back yard, he’s gonna fall |
He looks so suspicious, I should called the law |
I wish I could remember where I’ve seen him before |
Sunrise to sundown, stumbling through London town |
He acts like he’s stranded, but that’s how he planned it |
Way back in '59, a young boy was crying, he didn’t want to leave, |
but what could he say? |
Jump into the lorry, left there in a hurry, never knowing he’d back some day |
Stranger in my home town, I’m just a stranger in my home town |
Could this street be a part of me? |
I can’t believe it — this ain’t no place to |
be |
Stranger in my home town, I’m just a stranger in my home town |
Could this street be a part of me? |
I can’t believe it — this ain’t no place to |
be |
Stranger in my home town, I’m just a stranger in my home town |
Stranger in my home town, whoo! |
Stranger in my home town. |
I’m just a stranger |
I’m a stranger, a stranger — I’m a stranger, a stranger … |