Strange feeling
Jack M. Senff Lyrics

The lyrics of Jack M. Senff's song "Strange Feeling" evoke a sense of déjà vu and nostalgia. The opening line, "Strange feeling in my head, like I've been here before," suggests a feeling of familiarity or a recurrence of past experiences. This feeling intensifies as the singer describes the dim glow of a train platform, creating an atmospheric setting. The mention of listening for the rumble of a storm adds a sense of anticipation and impending chaos.

The next lines introduce two boys falling into the gloom, hinting at a separation or loss. The question, "Was this the last time I saw you?" implies a sense of longing and uncertainty, as if the singer is reflecting on a past relationship that may have ended abruptly. The repetition of the line "Strange feeling in my head, like I've been here before" further emphasizes the cyclical nature of these emotions and experiences.

The final lines of the song depict the singer counting steps on a seemingly endless stretch of concrete, possibly symbolizing the passage of time and the feeling of being stuck in a never-ending cycle. The phrase "forever and after" captures a sense of eternity, as if the singer's memories and emotions are bound to repeat indefinitely. The sudden disappearance of the subject of the song, indicated by the line "then you're gone," suggests a sense of loss and longing.