Perfect Strangers Anne Murray (Ft. Doug Mallory)
"Perfect Strangers" by Anne Murray (Ft. Doug Mallory), released in 1984, is a #Country duet exploring themes of fleeting romance and connection between two people who meet unexpectedly. The lyrics highlight the beauty of shared moments despite their transient nature. The song features harmonious vocals and a gentle melody, emphasizing emotional intimacy. Its relatable themes have resonated with audiences, solidifying its place in classic country music.
Perfect strangers
Both of us know the dangers
Sharing secrets
In each others arms
Time is passing (I am all but frozen)
One chance is all we're asking (Put your arms around me)
Somehow, somewhere (Don't know why you've chosen)
Love will find a way (Someone like me)
Gently, slowly, let me, fall in love with you
Far across the ocean in the darkest night
I was sailing on the ship of fools
But looking in your eyes I see the harbor lights
Now I just want to stay with you
So take my hand, follow me
Understand what I need
And love me as if you've always loved me
Til the morning light
And it's alright
You're the perfect stranger tonight
My love, for you, fills my heart
The more you, hold me, gently
In your loving arms
Both of us know the dangers
Sharing secrets
In each others arms
Time is passing (I am all but frozen)
One chance is all we're asking (Put your arms around me)
Somehow, somewhere (Don't know why you've chosen)
Love will find a way (Someone like me)
Gently, slowly, let me, fall in love with you
Far across the ocean in the darkest night
I was sailing on the ship of fools
But looking in your eyes I see the harbor lights
Now I just want to stay with you
So take my hand, follow me
Understand what I need
And love me as if you've always loved me
Til the morning light
And it's alright
You're the perfect stranger tonight
My love, for you, fills my heart
The more you, hold me, gently
In your loving arms
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