Lyric Aint It Strange

Here s the lyrics to Ain t it Strange

       I saw two people kissing on the street today
       Holding hands and promising there be no end
       I saw two people hugging on the street today
       AS if there would not be no yesterday
       And oh how they must think it is
       To be an adult just like a kid
       Living off my black and white
       And adding color to my life

       I saw a man looking at a lot today
       Thought how he could use it in so many ways
       Like tearing up your parking lot to build a house
       So you ll just have to park your Volvo somewhere else
       And oh how they must think it is
       To be an adult just like a kid
       Tearing up a parking lot
       To build a home, to build a house

       Ain t it strange...(4 times)

       I saw two people dancing in the constant rain
       Getting soaked and doing all they really can
       Getting soaked and pretending they re in Hollywood
       Doing all they really can and all they could
       But oh how they must think it s strange
       Standing out in the pouring rain
       Come in where its warm and dry
       Come in where its warm and dry

       I saw a man singing on the street today
       Singing songs he wrote about the ways today
       How people walking by think he has got some nerve
       He s singing in the street and singing on a curve
       But oh how they must think it is
       To be an adult just like a kid
       And living off black and whites
       And adding color to my life

       Ain t it strange(4)
       Man walking plain
       Strange all days
       Forever way..
       Ain t it strange.....


                     
                            Sam White
                            C2mxwhi@fre.fsu.umd.edu

              
                     Now if it is deemed necessary that I forfeit
                     my life for the furtherance of the ends of justice,
                     And mingle my blood with my children, and with the
                     blood of millions in this slave-holding country
                     whose rights are disregarded by wicked, cruel, and
                     unjust enactments, I say let it be done.

                                          -John Brown