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Michael Jackson's Stranger in Moscow song translation

Stranger In Moscow

(Translation: lovingly, Little-Susie)

Lyricist, composer, arranger: Michael Jackson

Produced by: Michael Jackson

I was wandering in the rain I was wandering in the rain

Mask of life, feelin' insane

Swift and sudden fall from grace

Sunny days seem far away Sunny days seem far away

Kremlin's shadow belittlin' me Kremlin The shadow of Stalin's tomb makes me look so small

Stalin's tomb won't let me be Stalin's tomb won't let me be free

On and on and on it came slowly, it came

Wish the rain would just let me

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When you're alone When you are alone

And you're cold inside You must feel very cold inside

Here abandoned in my fame My reputation is abandoned here

Armageddon of the brain with a kind of hardship The way to fight

KGB was doggin' me KGB has been following me

Take my name and just let me be Take my name and let me be free

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Happy days will drown the pain Happy days can eliminate the pain

On and on and on it came slowly, it came

And again, and again, and again... and on and on...

Take my name and just let me be My name, set me free

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Like stranger in Moscow A stranger in Moscow

Like stranger in Moscow Like a stranger in Moscow

We're talkin' danger

We're talkin' danger, baby

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We're talkin' danger, baby

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I'm living lonely I'm living lonely

I'm living lonely, baby I'm living lonely, baby

Like stranger in Moscow Moscow

(KGB interrogator - (KGB interrogator:)

Russian to English Translation)

"Why have you come from the West? "You Why come from the west?

Confess! Confess!

To steal the great achievements of the people, you want to steal the great achievements of the people,

the accomplishments of the workers..." You want to steal the fruits of the workers' labor... "

(Note: KGB - Komitet Gosudarstvennoi Bezopasnosti: Soviet State Security Council, commonly known as "KGB")

Note: This is an autobiographical song. Michael Jackson was in a hotel in Russia, listening to the enthusiastic cheers of countless fans downstairs, but felt extremely lonely inside, so he immediately composed this song.