Strange Feelin'

BUCKLEY

I got this strange strange feelin'
Deep down in my heart
I can't tell what it is
But it won't let go
It happens every time
I give you more than what I have
But now all I need is a little time to sing this song
And I think we're gonna find a way to lose this strange feelin'

All around I feel ya, darlin', feel ya darlin'
When you're home all alone
Oh, don't you need somebody to talk your troubles to
Ah, lord I know I want to catch the morning train, lord the first thing
Oh, I want to hear you say we're gonna take that strange feelin'
Oh, take it all away

Well it's just like a mockingbird a-singing on a hillside
Churping at his morning song
But don't you weep don't you fret don't you wail don't you moan
Can't you hear that whiporwill a-callin?
Now don't you worry
Your daddy's comin' home
He's gonna chase those blues away
And believe me when I say
We're gonna lose that strange feelin' all around all around

Trivia about the song Strange Feelin' by Tim Buckley

On which albums was the song “Strange Feelin'” released by Tim Buckley?
Tim Buckley released the song on the albums “Happy Sad” in 1969, “The Best Of Tim Buckley” in 1983, “Live At The Troubadour 1969” in 1994, “Morning glory : The Tim Buckley Anthology” in 2001, and “Wings : The Complete Singles 1966-1974” in 2016.
Who composed the song “Strange Feelin'” by Tim Buckley?
The song “Strange Feelin'” by Tim Buckley was composed by BUCKLEY.

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