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Melissa Etheridge ~ The Boy Feels Strange


And he looks at me in wonder And he looks at me in fear Wrestling with his anger His pride and stony tears To place me in his life Will be hard and slow Does he want it need it I might never know The boy feels strange Oh the boy has changed Looking from my tower I can see his fortress strong Surrounded by his army Where do I belong Does he ever find the answers In the cars as they go by Does he ever want to ask me why The boy feels strange Oh the boy has changed And he's seen with all the women Who think that he's a god And he blesses whom he pleases Holding fast to the facade I want to reach out and believe him Through his miles and miles of pain But lately when I touch him The boy feels strange And he speaks to me of business When I ask him how he's been Keeps me at a distance Never getting under skin Can he make a new beginning Does he even want to try Or will he only let it die The boy feels strange Oh the boy feels strange more free lyrics

And he looks at me in wonder
And he looks at me in fear
Wrestling with his anger
His pride and stony tears
To place me in his life
Will be hard and slow
Does he want it need it
I might never know
The boy feels strange
Oh the boy has changed

Looking from my tower
I can see his fortress strong
Surrounded by his army
Where do I belong
Does he ever find the answers
In the cars as they go by
Does he ever want to ask me why
The boy feels strange
Oh the boy has changed

And he's seen with all the women
Who think that he's a god
And he blesses whom he pleases
Holding fast to the facade
I want to reach out and believe him
Through his miles and miles of pain
But lately when I touch him
The boy feels strange

And he speaks to me of business
When I ask him how he's been
Keeps me at a distance
Never getting under skin
Can he make a new beginning
Does he even want to try
Or will he only let it die
The boy feels strange
Oh the boy feels strange

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