Strangers

Lyrics: I see you again in the crowd, a familiar face in an unfamiliar moment. Our eyes meet for a heartbeat, then I look away like it didn’t happen. It’s strange how often this repeats— like an echo of something I’m meant to hear. But I move on, because I don’t believe in signs. There’s a tension I can’t explain, an invisible thread pulling at the edges. The world feels smaller when you’re near, but I tell myself it’s just coincidence. You’re there, and then you’re gone. A stranger I’ll probably see again. If this is fate, it doesn’t matter— I don’t have space for the unreal. We pass each other, like waves in the tide, touched by something fleeting, but never staying. The streets are endless, but somehow, you’re always just ahead. It feels like déjà vu, a moment I can’t quite place. I wonder if you notice me the same way, or if I’m the only one caught in this loop. I shake it off, because life is simpler without these questions. I don’t stop to ask why, or what it means to keep crossing paths. The answers would only complicate a story that doesn’t need to be written. You’re there, and then you’re gone. A stranger I’ll probably see again. If this is fate, it doesn’t matter— I don’t have space for the unreal. We pass each other, like waves in the tide, touched by something fleeting, but never staying. If I paused, would the moment shift? Would we speak, or would the silence grow heavier? It’s easier to keep walking, to let the city swallow the question. You’re there, and then you’re gone. A stranger I’ll probably see again. If this is fate, it doesn’t matter— I don’t have space for the unreal. We pass each other, like waves in the tide, drifting toward nowhere, and that’s enough.