Song meaning of Strangers by Kenya Grace

Ah, "Strangers" by Kenya Grace, the existential crisis anthem for anyone stuck in an endless loop of relationships that always end up in the same disappointing way. The song screams, "I don't learn from my mistakes, but hey, at least it gives me something to sing about!" Kenya Grace laments how every new person she meets makes her feel like she's experiencing Déjà vu, which is either a sign that she's trapped in a Groundhog Day-like time loop, or she just has a really questionable taste in partners. But here's where it gets interesting, folks. She'll hop into your car, lean in for the kiss, and you'll talk for hours, maybe even lie on the backseat (which is usually reserved for forgotten CDs and random McDonald's receipts), only for everything to change in one random, fateful night. Suddenly, the person who once replied to her every text becomes colder than the Arctic, and they're instantly transformed back into strangers. Talk about a case of emotional whiplash! It's almost as if Kenya Grace stumbled upon a secret factory, churning out emotionally unavailable partners on an assembly line. But hey, who needs stability, trust, and shared laundry duties when you can have an endless cycle of strangers, right? The chorus and post-chorus are simply a reminder that we're all desperately seeking love while being resigned to the fact that it's just going to end in disappointment anyway. So buckle up, folks, because Kenya Grace is here to serenade you with her catchy melodies and remind you that love isn't so much a rollercoaster as it is a constant, soul-crushing loop of strangers. Enjoy!