PART THREE
I wrote a song for the album called ' Strangers', about friendship, reconciliation, and unconditional love. About the realization that we all, at various times in our lives, have to give up a part of ourselves for the benefit of something greater to become part of a greater whole. Dave on German television doing 'Hold My Hand' - 1969	STRANGERS Where're you going to, I don't mind I've killed my world, and I've killed my time, So where do I go, what do I see I see many people coming after me. So where are you going to, I don't mind, If I live too long, I'm afraid I'll die, So I will follow you wherever you go If your offered hand is still open to me. Strangers, on this road we are on, We are not two, we are one. So you've been where I've just come From the land that brings losers on, So we will share this road we walk And mind our mouths and beware our talk, Till peace we find, tell you what I'll do, Al1 the things I own I will share with you If I feel tomorrow like 1 feel today We'll take what we want and give the rest away Strangers... (chorus) Holy man and holy priest, This love of life makes me weak at my knees So when we get there, make your play Cause soon I feel you're gonna carry us away, In a promised lie you made us believe For many men there is so much grief And my mind is proud but it aches with rage And if I live too long I'm afraid I'll die. Strangers... (chorus)

'Kink - An Autobiography'. By Dave Davies. Published by Hyperion Books (US) & Boxtree (UK) ©Dave Davies 1996