| Stranger still in another town, | 
| How normal to sit out the dance, | 
| Eating the good meal by myself, | 
| Toasting the empty glass; | 
| And they’re already setting out | 
| The next place, | 
| Already forgetting about the last. | 
| No, nothing could be less strange | 
| In entropy | 
| No change, no change, no change. | 
| No danger in a normal life, | 
| Better steady down the adrenalin pump. | 
| Excess refraction in the mirror | 
| Only leads to the quantum jump… | 
| Oh, but it leaves me in limbo; | 
| How strange, what a stranger I become. | 
| No, no, nothing could be less strange | 
| In entropy | 
| No change, no change, no change. | 
| No, I know how to behave | 
| In the restaurant now, | 
| I don’t tear at the meat with my hands; | 
| If I’ve become a man of the world somehow | 
| That’s not necessarily to say | 
| I’m a worldly man. | 
| Keep on shuffling the menu | 
| And the order never comes on time. | 
| No, there’s only diffraction patterns, | 
| No reading between the lines; | 
| Only the rate of emission, | 
| And reason allows no rime. | 
| Nothing could be less strange | 
| In entropy | 
| No change, no change, no change. | 
| No, nothing could be less strange… | 
| Entropy… | 
| … a stranger, a worldly man |