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Some Kind of Stranger
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I get the rub, the sentimental fight for what you believe
Despite the evidence against, you've done quite well indeed
My only reservation's that you can't be proven wrong
Come off your hesitations, and we'll all be better off
I guess I could be some kind of stranger
Change my character to fit your nature
But I didn't get here by no wager
Swallow my words when I meet my maker
I've lived a life of reticence, with words not ready to be said
But now there's warnings in their books and confusion in their heads
I'm scared of what your lack of reason translates to your laws
The beauty of the facts is that they're true once you've all gone
I guess I could be some kind of stranger
Change my character to fit your nature
But I didn't get here by no wager
Swallow my words when I meet my maker
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JacksonVegas Jacksonville, Florida
JacksonVegas is the brainchild of songwriter/producer Dr. Concussion. Typically known as a funk/hip hop artist, Dr. Con has
been writing singer/songwriter content for the better part of 20 years, behind the scenes.
In 2011, he decided that the weight of the catalog was too great to keep a secret any longer and formed JacksonVegas.
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