Strange That I Want You
Texas · Other Songs - Texas
It's strange that I feel this way now
Well you live each day with nothing but freedom
You don't want to change
Are you scared that you'll please me
You should try to understand
Not giving in don't make a man
Strange that I want you more than I need you
It's strange that I feel this way now
I don't want to stay in one place forever
You've got a chance, we could leave here together
Now I know you understand that you grab life with both hands
Strange that I want you more than I need you
It's strange that I feel this way now
You still live each day with nothing but freedom
No you haven't changed, changed just to please me
And I know you understand not giving in don't make a man
Strange that I want you more than I need you
It's strange that I feel this way now
Strange that I love you more than I want to
It's strange that I feel this way now
Strange that I want you more than I need you
It's strange that I feel this way now
About Strange That I Want You
Texas's "Strange That I Want You" stands as a defining track within the artist's extensive catalogue of country rock and honky-tonk recordings. Released during a period where Texas solidified his reputation for blending traditional country instrumentation with a modern, polished production style, the song exemplifies his ability to craft anthems that resonate with themes of longing and emotional vulnerability. The track features a driving rhythm section and melodic vocals that characterize his broader body of work, including hits like "I Don't Want A Lover" and "In My Heart." As a staple of Texas's discography, the song has been featured on various compilation albums and collections, reinforcing its status as a fan favorite. It captures the essence of the genre's enduring appeal, focusing on the raw emotion of desire without relying on explicit lyrical content. The recording serves as a testament to Texas's skill in creating music that bridges the gap between classic country storytelling and contemporary radio-friendly arrangements, ensuring its place in the artist's legacy.