Stranger in the House - George Jones (乔治·琼斯)/Elvis Costello (埃尔维斯 科斯特洛)

Written by：E. Costello

This never was one of the great romances

But I thought you'd always have those young girls eyes

But now they look in tired and bitter glances

At the ghost of a man who walks round in my disguise

I get the feeling that I should belong here

But there's no welcome in the window anyway

And he looks down for a number on his keychain

Cause it feels more like a hotel everyday

There's a stranger in the house nobody's seen his face

But everybody says he's taken my place

There's a stranger in the house no one will ever see

But everybody says he looks like me

And now you say you've got no expectations

But I know you also miss those carefree days

And for all the angry words that passed between us

She still don't understand me when he says

There's a stranger in the house nobody's seen his face

But everybody says he's taken my place

There's a stranger in the house no one will ever see

But everybody says he looks like me

He looks like me