We were strangers
We were strangers
For way too long
For way too long
We were strangers (violent)
For way too long (violent)
We're strangers

Get weak all the time, may just pass the time
Me in my own world, yeah, you there beside
The gaps are enormous, we stare from each side
We were strangers for way too long

Violent, more violent, his hand cracks the chair
Moves on reaction then slumps in despair
Trapped in a cage and surrendered too soon

Me in my own world
The one that you knew (for way too long)

(We were strangers) we were strangers
(For way too long)
We were strangers
For way too long
For way too long


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I Remember Nothing [2007 Remaster] Lyrics as written by Ian Kevin Curtis Bernard Sumner

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    OK, not to be disrespectful, it may be the fault of production for mixing Ian too high, but that first "Weeeeeee....were strangers" is absolutely f*n hilarious! "Weeeeeee....!" indeed!

    elephant_rangeon February 27, 2005   Link

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