Stranger In Town

Del Shannon

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Stranger In Town:Del Shannon. #30 in UK and #40 in USA in 1965. INTRO: Me and my baby been on the run so very long. Her folks sent a man to get us..they say we’ve done wrong. CHORUS: So we run..yeah we run..yeah we run..from the stranger in town. #1. Stranger in town he’s out to get me. Stranger in town wants me and my baby. He follows me..to every town..and if he gets me..he’ll bring me down. CHORUS: So we run..yeah we run..yeah we run..from the stranger in town. Woooo ooo ooo..woooo oooo ooo. BRIDGE: I’m not afraid of what they’ll do..oo to me..ee..ee. I’m just afraid they’ll hurt my baby. We don’t care if we run for..ever..just as long as we’re to..gether. (INTERLUDE:) #2. Stranger in town I think we’ve lost him. Stranger in town can’t let him bring us in. Another town one more mile..and we’ll be free for a while. CHORUS: And we run..yeah we run..yeah we run..from the stranger in town. Woooo ooo ooo..woooo oooo ooo. OUTRO: Stranger in town..stranger in town. Stranger in town..stranger in town. (Fade.) A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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