"Stranger in this Town" genre: Americana
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	Recorded on Feb. 4th 2001...Written in 1991 So why did it take 10 years before recording?We are asking ourselves that question...
	Credits: Gregg Tramel:Lyrics,Lead Vocals,Taylor Acoustic Guitar...Greg Denmark:Drums&Bass,Digital Grand Piano,Backing Vocals
	Story Behind the Song Chronology of this songwriter's life...in retrospect...telling his story of his own life's experiences while we all listen...We think it sounds like John Cougar met Bruce Hornsby...Listen and tell us what you think Lyrics I was born in the summer of '55 In a small town south of I-5... Raised strict and strong And country good... My folks worked hard Did the best they could... Well we moved to the city In '71... Daddy's work kep us On the run...Too many people So many...so strange Peeks & sneeks... Someone bummin' spare change! Chorus Well I'm ...Still a stranger In this town Well i'm ...Still a stranger Oh yes I'm.. In this town...Whoa in this town Sometimes I wonder why I was born Where do I fit...Why am I so torn? Is the city so evil And country so good... If the city don't confuse you Then nothin' would... Chorus Everyone's got an angle To feather their nest... As their minds turn to grapefruit And they bore you to death... Well I may be stranger... But I like it that way I'll follow my drummer 'Till God takes me away Chorus End

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