Strange Vision
from Hearts in Gardens by Kyle Forester
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lyrics
Isn’t it strange
When you’re walking in the rain
And not feeling anything
Don’t it feel strange?
But it could be nice
To just take off that disguise
Take your own advice
It could feel nice
And you won’t have much to say
About the plans you made
It was a strange vision
Going through my head
Running through my body
It’s strange that we ever met
Isn’t it weird
How you suddenly appeared
And it was nothing like you feared
Don’t it feel weird
But in your mind
You thought it wouldn’t turn out right
It would only last the night
You don’t know why
But I’m glad you stuck around
When I let you down
It was a strange vision
Going through my head
Running through my body
It’s strange that we ever met
It was a strange vision
Going through my head
Running through my body
It’s strange that we ever met
But it was alright
If you say what you say
Then you’ll wanna say and it’d be
Alright
If you say what you say
Then you’ll wanna say
Say it now
Right
If you say what you say
Then you’ll wanna say and it’d be
Alright
If you say what you say
Then you’ll wanna say
Say it now
When you’re walking in the rain
And not feeling anything
Don’t it feel strange?
But it could be nice
To just take off that disguise
Take your own advice
It could feel nice
And you won’t have much to say
About the plans you made
It was a strange vision
Going through my head
Running through my body
It’s strange that we ever met
Isn’t it weird
How you suddenly appeared
And it was nothing like you feared
Don’t it feel weird
But in your mind
You thought it wouldn’t turn out right
It would only last the night
You don’t know why
But I’m glad you stuck around
When I let you down
It was a strange vision
Going through my head
Running through my body
It’s strange that we ever met
It was a strange vision
Going through my head
Running through my body
It’s strange that we ever met
But it was alright
If you say what you say
Then you’ll wanna say and it’d be
Alright
If you say what you say
Then you’ll wanna say
Say it now
Right
If you say what you say
Then you’ll wanna say and it’d be
Alright
If you say what you say
Then you’ll wanna say
Say it now
credits
from Hearts in Gardens,
released February 21, 2020
Kyle Forester: Vocals, Keyboards, Guitar
Hampus Öhman-Frölund: Drums
Paul Jenkins: Bass
Recorded and mixed by Matt Boynton
Kyle Forester: Vocals, Keyboards, Guitar
Hampus Öhman-Frölund: Drums
Paul Jenkins: Bass
Recorded and mixed by Matt Boynton
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