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Two strangers


We’ve seen each other our whole life’s 

We’ve walked pass by each other many times

I’ve seen you at work and you’ve seen me at mine 

You’ve passed by house oh so many times 

We’ve been at the same store at the same time 

We’ve bought the same thing and realized 

We’ve driven next to each other and saw one another 

We worked at the same place for a while and never into each other 

We where two strangers till the day we met 

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