Stranger to This Town Lyrics

I know how things ought to be

And it's not quite like what you now see

But there's a faint reflection of quaint familiarity

The bank became a liquor store

It's near the bar in case you need some more

And up the road's a pawn shop where they'll let you sell your dignity

Vacant buildings all around, a giant cross planted in the ground

...and I feel so disconnected from the life I know from memory

They say you never can go home again

'Cause it will only bring you down

And there's a part of me that I've never left behind

That's not a stranger to this town

And I keep on trying to go home again

But it only breaks me down

There's a part of me that I'm trying hard to find

That's not a stranger to this town