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Artist/Band:
Thompson Twins
Lyrics for Song: Strange Jane
Lyrics for Album: Queer [1991]
There's a Chinese opera on the television
You paint your mouth with such precision
You're like an angel in a morphine dream
What matters to you just don't matter to me
Here is the freak; there is the genius
You make love like a sad Bohemian
Sometimes I think you're from another world
'Cause Jane, you're not like any other girl
Jane Jane, tall as a crane
You don't have to stand in the pouring rain
Jane Jane, you're so strange
Won't you come out and play with me again?
All the paper dolls with their paper hearts
Stalk these halls, afraid of the dark
But you've been living in the shadows so long
That you close your eyes when the lights come on
Jane Jane, tall as a crane
You don't have to stand in the pouring rain
Jane Jane, you're so strange
Won't you come out and play with me again?
Jane, Jane's got a mirror for a name
If she looks in the mirror then she'll never be the same
As the game, game she's been playing since she came
When she's standing in the pouring rain
Everybody here seems to have their own tribe
A hand to hold or a kite to fly
But they will never know the meaning of you
'Cause they just can't see you the way I do
Jane Jane, tall as a crane
You don't have to stand in the pouring rain
Jane Jane, you're so strange
Won't you come out and play with me again?
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Strange Jane
Released in 1991 on the Thompson Twins' album Queer, "Strange Jane" stands as a defining track of the band's synth-pop evolution. The song features the group's signature blend of lush synthesizers and melodic vocals, capturing the emotional intensity characteristic of their work during the early 1990s. It reflects the band's ability to craft atmospheric soundscapes that resonated with audiences seeking a more mature, polished take on new wave and pop music. As part of their discography, the recording showcases the Thompson Twins' commitment to high-quality production and their unique ability to merge romantic themes with electronic textures. |
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