David Bowie - Strangers When We Meet (Official Music Video) [HD Upgrade]

[@Neuromantic_86]

One of the most beautiful songs from Bowie, criminally overlooked.

[@dustingd1]

90s Bowie was so overlooked, Outside, Heathen, Black Tie White Noise etc, all unspoken masterpieces with beautiful songs

[@Bunbunfunfun]

Been a Bowie fan for 47 years. Admittedly since I am a music fanatic listening to Bowie comes and goes in phases. Eventually going thru my collections I do always come back round to a Bowie binge. What amazes me is going back to some albums I didnt listen to as much. like his 2000s albums. But wild thing is I always find albums that didnt hook me before but do now. His music just keeps giving and giving. I have only cried hard for three celebrities in my life,Bowie was one. I cried all the way thru Blackstar the first listen, knowing this was it . the last album. I have never missed a performer as much as I do Bowie. You are still missed and loved David.

[@Hjpoia]

You, you, you, you, you, you All our friends Now seem so thin and frail Slinky secrets Hotter than the sun No peachy prayers No trendy rechauffé I'm with you So I can't go on All my violence Raining tears upon the sheets I'm bewildered For we're strangers when we meet Blank screen TV Preening ourselves in the snow Forget my name But I'm over you Blended sunrise And it's a dying world Humming Rheingold We scavenge up our clothes All my violence Raining tears upon the sheet I'm resentful For we're strangers when we meet Cold tired fingers Tapping out your memories Halfway sadness Dazzled by the new Your embrace It was all that I feared That whirling room We trade by vendu Steely resolve Is falling from me My poor soul All bruised passivity All your regrets Ride rough-shod over me I'm so glad That we're strangers when we meet I'm so thankful That we're strangers when we meet I'm in clover For we're strangers when we meet Heel head over But we're strangers when we meet Strangers when we meet, strangers when we meet Strangers when we meet, strangers when we meet

[@shkeni]

The Outside era was incredible. I miss him.

[@RandomAnonymousChick]

Agreed 💜💯

[@VisionaryofMirage]

Some of his greatest lyricism. "Steely resolve is falling from me My poor soul, poor bruised passivity All your regrets ran rough-shod over me"

[@sixintegeralt]

It's the "Cold, tired fingers Tapping out your memory" that gets me, now at 41 😢

[@blueberrybop]

I love all of Bowie's albums but Outside will always be one of my absolute favourites.

[@NibsNiven]

Of all the musicians that have died, I miss Bowie the most. He has so many good songs, but this one makes me the most emotional.

[@rolfjosefspiegelhalter]

He is, was and will be the only one I cried to when I heard of his death. He filled my life with music since I was 10 years old. Now i´m 66. And he still does..

[@johnheppenstall4904]

To close the weird/wonderful Outside album with this track was a real clever move. It's distant and seems to remove you from the craziness of the rest of the album, yet it sounds like a mid-tempo love song, almost yearning. This guy confounded me many times over the years, part of my attraction to his music. What you can't quite grasp will always remain an enigma. Like him.

[@handlebyrespublika]

the bass line the great ones.

[@chadczternastek]

That piano just talks that haunting theme, gives it a creepy background. Kind of like on Alladin Sane. I love love Bowie's piano songs. Just so unique and so different than anything out there. One of the many many things he does perfectly.

[@sailor5747]

i think it’s the same pianist??

[@couplakooks]

​@@sailor5747Mike Garson was usually his pianist ❤

[@chadczternastek]

I had my playlist on random and this song popped on and I forgot how much I initially hated Outside and polar opposite now, I love that album. People who hating on Outside, play it once a year, it will start to stick to your favorite list. Great song, top 10 Bowie song for me.

[@Joshualuv13]

Stunning .Bowie's always made me feel less alone in this world ...

[@mirrortime]

Sue... Thank you. This is how I feel exactly. :)

[@claudias3963]

Well said! I still can t believe that he flew away

[@claudewynter7426]

"Oh no love, you're not alone".....

[@MrHeisskalter]

like all of us

[@ReshonBryant]

Strange innit?🧐

[@valesigh]

Please, don't ever stop uploading David's music videos

[@asharh]

this video and this song should have been massive. its not music, its art.

[@professormause]

But why would you want a single edit though ? 🥸 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJu2d6FnbMyagpIsi=0Ica4jQDLO45_KNR

[@REAL_ROGER_WATERS]

This music video is definitely not art.

[@ThatSteven20]

Absolutely art

[@robtyman4281]

​​​​@@REAL_ROGER_WATERS It certainly is. Imo, the 'Outside' album was his best since 'Scary Monsters'. He had finally stopped chasing success with boring, bland lifeless songs that plagued him throughout the 1980's...after the Scary Monsters album. 'Absolute Beginners' being the exception to this. I was never a fan of 'Let's Dance' and the whole album is overrated. Contrast this with the visceral energy of 'Scary Monsters', particularly the wonderful opening track.

[@1anhunter1]

Absolutely. Cracking song and the video is, as you say, art.

[@williamjosephdunn5879]

I was 25 when Outside came out and loved the album, but I always thought this track felt tacked on to the end - I was wrong. I just wasn't ready for this song and didn't have enough years under my belt to have the proper perspective to "get it". Now at 51, the lyrics "All our friends, Now seem so thin and frail" just gut me. Bowie saved the best track for the end of this album.

[@DokkaChapman]

For me it always sounded like the rain from the album's runtime had lifted. The sun had risen and with the clear light of day that atmosphere which had all but swallowed the record had now washed away to give us that hazy clarity you'd often get after a heavy night out.

[@Skittenmeow]

I'm 41 today, and this song is making me cry. I didn't value it earlier and it feels like such a waste. At least I was gifted it on my birthday

[@michaelabbott516]

@@Skittenmeow but you are finding the value in it now and that's a beautiful thing. A very emotional song for me since the day I first heard it and it gets me every time and I'm glad it returns to the forefront every few years to be re-introduced and rediscovered.

[@davidm7847]

It kind of was tacked on. It had featured in a somewhat different state on his soundtrack for ‘Buddha of Suburbia’ a year or 2 before. I guess he really liked it and wanted it to have a better opportunity to be heard on a ‘proper’ album.

[@donvittoriosierra]

This was my favorite song of the outside album when I first bought it. I'm 47 now in case that matters.

[@eirwenball687]

Sver since he passed I just. Can't listen to any of his music without crying. This song popped up randomly today and oof. Miss you dave

[@oktafkanis]

Strangers When We Meet is the one of his best songs⚡️

[@Diggarci]

Absolutely, is his hidden masterpiece.

[@oktafkanis]

@@Diggarci yeah true!

[@garrold7123]

@@Diggarci it's just underrated. Everyone would know it if they gotten into 1.outside

[@the2ndcoming135]

It’s Day-vid!😎

[@johngordon880]

No it's not, it's very average an forgettable, but you can't expect to be brilliant all the time.

[@lixwizd]

This album so underrated

[@richardbeverley1426]

This is Bowie being Bowie and nobody does it better than Mr Jones

[@mrmercury8553]

One of his most underrated, yet greatest songs.

[@danielemilegeorges7373]

Arrêtez d’écrire n’importe quoi.

[@dars5229]

A song so good he made it twice!

[@cusoonmyfriend3738]

who fucking care of rating ?

[@kimberlyjohnson1371]

@@danielemilegeorges7373 ?

[@antoniabermudezann4233]

​​@@kimberlyjohnson1371Well I think it's absolutely obvious, he meant to stop talking nonsense (silly things) like this song was/is underrated cause it isn't at all...

[@TheMightyC7]

A song that got me through far more than Bowie will ever know, sadly. One of the truest artists that has ever been ❤

[@gordon8463]

What a song ...what a clip!!!!!! i miss David so much.....!!!!

[@Davidbowie2025]

This album is great, industrial art rock, drum and bass, pop rock. What a great closer to this album

[@otgenesis7410]

I freaking love this song, it's a crime playing it just once.

[@jonoedwards4195]

He Lives in Northern New South Wales Australia now! Coffs Harbour, Many Others an I have seen, reported Him around. Beauty Rich.

[@waterydomestic]

@@jonoedwards4195 who? Bowie? I heavily doubt that, hombre.

[@stellajohnson5301]

someone played it once? is that possible?

[@IntothenextDimension]

Didn't just break cultural boundary, Bowie owned the frontier beyond. We are forever grateful for his fearless self-expression.

[@cynthiacurrie5589]

David's videos are tiny film masterpieces. Everything about him was Art. He didn't have to try because it was the air he breathed and the ocean in which he swam.

[@MarcRice]

Originally from the Buddha of Suburbia album a few years prior, I always thought this song to be very sad. Beautifully written...it just tears my heart out.

[@ThinWhiteAxe]

Bittersweet, rather.

[@niteflights1947]

My favorite song

[@vivekwally7376]

All our friends Now seem so thin and frail Slinky secrets Hotter than the sun No peachy prayers No trendy rechauffé I'm with you So I can't go on All my violence Raining tears upon the sheet I'm bewildered For we're strangers when we meet Blank screen TV Preening ourselves in the snow Forget my name But I'm over you Blended sunrise And it's a dying world Humming Rheingold We scavenge up our clothes All my violence Raining tears upon the sheet I'm resentful For we're strangers when we meet Cold tired fingers Tapping out your memories Halfway sadness Dazzled by the new Your embrace Was all that I feared That whirling room We trade by vendu Steely resolve Is falling from me My poor soul All bruised passivity All your regrets Ride rough-shod over me I'm so glad That we're strangers when we meet I'm so thankful That we're strangers when we meet I'm in clover For we're strangers when we meet Heel head over But we're strangers when we meet Strangers when we meet, strangers when we meet Strangers when we meet, strangers when we meet Songwriter: David Bowie

[@mirrortime]

A perfect song in every way!

[@walrusrecords9656]

One of his most beautiful songs ever written.

[@mateosimon4237]

Indeed it is!

[@AM-wt9ev]

Such a heartwarming hopeful ending to an utterly cold and dark album

[@cynd.9267]

I've been mesmerized, intrigued and obsessed with this video since it was released. All these years and this still brought tears to my eyes. Thank you for all the art and emotions, David. You are missed and loved more than I can express by this Gen X old child...

[@Joshualuv13]

Absolutely..

[@amonynous9041]

Bowie doesn't exist, like you and me, we don't exist either. It's all just a dream, wake up.

[@antoniabermudezann4233]

​@@amonynous9041You must be talking about "Optical 📀💿 Illusion" right!? If not please let me know what you mean...

[@amonynous9041]

​@@antoniabermudezann4233 it's a dichotomy between worlds of form and formlessness, matter and spirit. That which is transient and always changing is an illusion, that which is truly real and ontologically alive is an unchanging totality of timeless existence, absolute fullness of infinite potential containing everything ever conceived and that which is to come.

[@stalkercreature]

@@amonynous9041 stop abusing whatever you have on hand pls you sound insane

[@MassimoBusinello-nz7el]

One of his best Song in my opinion. Very heartful

[@atomicpunkkk]

Very creative music video. Something I love about David he isn’t scared of being different!

[@atomicpunkkk]

Exactly! always thinking outside of the box

[@stianmathisen4284]

Bowie, Prince and Neil Young was/is probably the most genuine artists among the top artists of music history !!

[@francisbrandl9484]

He was like the Picasso of Music.Pushing the boundaries of styles,Artistic,Magical and Originality.One of a kind!!!

[@jeanmichellelaurent]

I like that he falls in love with a ragdoll

[@ReshonBryant]

Yup😂

[@jimrebr]

I miss David so much, it’s hard to believe he’s gone. I 1st saw David Bowie, on my friends wall, when we were 13, and I turned 14 & I was babysitting, 2 weeks before the moon mission & heard Space Oddity the 1st time it was played on fm, underground radio, I fell in love with Bowie that year, 1969! I will always love him.❤️

[@taboggon]

Bizarrely, this may be my favourite Bowie song

[@yukino_78]

This is one of Bowie’s favorite songs😭 Thank you for the update! The piano is so beautiful as if the water is flowing. Every time I listen to this, I am healed✨

[@lindafleming3907]

Yes, like the piano on Aladin Sane

[@holotape]

Wow, that's amazing to learn it was one of his favourites. It's definitely one of mine!

[@kimberlyjohnson1371]

How did you learn that this was one of David Bowies favorite songs ?

[@kennyhagan5781]

Gotta say it again, Bowie was consistently ahead of his time in all things music, and one fantastic showman. I was lucky enough to see him in Dallas in the early 80s. The seats were terrible, but the show was epic. The man had more style than a man from earth should have..

[@Chir0n]

I'm in tears. I feel him in this song.

[@Deedee-ee1sg]

BOWIE had so many many songs of quality! Just immensely talented. The like of which we will never ever see again. I miss you so much, Spaceboy!! R.I.P DAVID BOWIE ROCK LEGEND AND ICON.

[@sammelis6777]

I think this is a perfect track to end Outside. The whole album is so melancholic and dark and then this song comes and gives you feeling that there is still some hope left in this brutal and apocalyptic world.

[@rosaliarossellamatanza]

it makes me want to dance, sing, laugh and live. ❤️❤️❤️

[@ladycharlesmusic]

You know Bowie means business when you can hum the bassline. Beautiful, underappreaciated song.

[@gerhardklungelmann7412]

The whole spirit of the Outside album is just overwhelming! This song is its great finale... love that track☺

[@tiefenloesungen]

And so it is even more uncomprehensive why outside isnt more popular. According to Eno he and Bowie had been thinking of remaking the whole album, cause it deserved more resonance.

[@denonfd]

Damn i love this Song. So underrated. Outside was a Masterpiece. Every Remastered Video shows us again what we lost !

[@danielemilegeorges7373]

Underrated ? Really ?

[@sunvinn]

This song is so beautiful... its like Heroes from the 90s. I didn't liked it at first but just as pretty much everything he did, I grew up to love it.

[@danibadija]

Heroes is at a much higher level

[@quackman]

also reminds me of Teenage Wildlife.

[@dars5229]

It's funny you compare it to Heroes. I remember hearing someone say once that it was, lyrically, the exact opposite of Heroes. I believe Heroes is about a love so strong it can overcome the personal flaws of the couple and the shitty world they live in. And this is the opposite; the "couple" are completely alienated from each other. They share a bed but that's all they share, they're so damn alienated from each other.

[@estebanramosjimenez7291]

Good comparison, teenage wildlife too. I think don't look back in anger too, some kind of similar vibes.

[@nicolasallende2073]

This should be a classic. Up there with Absolute Begginers.

[@peterlocksmith7046]

Eternal love to all these bowie songs.... Thanks to all of you. WE ARE STRANGERS WHEN WE MEET! LOVE AND LIGHT! Love and Light💕😁🚦💖💞😙😘!!

[@yonniss]

David took an already great track from Budda of Suburbia and made it even better!!!! What else could u ask for

[@bryannavarro13]

Possibly my favorite from Bowie. A very wistful, emotional song. The accompanying video is just beautiful!

[@mrhope1270]

Best song of nineties.

[@Skittenmeow]

It's my birthday today and this is the best present ever! I don't think I've seen this which is surreal. Crying again

[@nigeltuddenham8338]

This is an excelant video by the great david bowie ❤🎉love on ya bowie ❤🎉

[@mariokabros]

Been waiting this video for years! I still believe this one is his best 90s song, great memories from a couple of years ago.

[@TheChadTI]

This is a different version than the Outside album or Buddah of Suburbia version. Single version im guessing? Radio was hyper formatted in the 90's and he didn't fit on any of them😂 so yeah, great tune but had no shot.

[@rachael_grey]

I miss this man so much.

[@SirBiggle]

I always felt his 90s electric period was a call back to his late 70s new wave phase. This song I always felt was a call back to that

[@LadyBlindBowie]

I'm crying, what a beautiful song🥺

[@esc_cHeLAs]

We all look for this guy in the comments even if we know all the words already: Yooou, yooou, yooou Yooou, yooou, yooou All our friends Now seem so thin and frail Slinky secrets Hotter than the sun No peachy prayers No trendy rechauffé I'm with you So I can't go on All my violence Raining tears upon the sheet I'm bewildered For we're strangers when we meet Blank screen TV Preening ourselves in the snow Forget my name But I'm over you Blended sunrise And it's a dying world Humming Rheingold We scavenge up our clothes All my violence Raining tears upon the sheet I'm resentful For we're strangers when we meet Cold tired fingers Tapping out your memories Halfway sadness Dazzled by the new Your embrace Was all that I feared That whirling room We trade by vendu Steely resolve Is falling from me My poor soul All bruised passivity All your regrets Ride rough-shod over me I'm so glad That we're strangers when we meet I'm so thankful That we're strangers when we meet I'm in clover For we're strangers when we meet Heel head over But we're strangers when we meet Strangers when we meet

[@chrismeadows4216]

His efforts are greatly appreciated, every single time!!! 🥰💙

[@mihaelanegritu1709]

But i always look for this guy,because i really not even know the lyrics,so,it's more than that 😊👍!

[@marialindstrom9683]

this album came out when I was 15 years old and has followed me since then. This song is about my life I feel like and describes every year in a way so far. Despite whatever situation I could always listen to the song and relate because it has become a friend and comfort. Love it always and forever. Now I am 42 and it still calms me to this day

[@MarCanada35]

My favourite Bowie song - and that says a lot🎸🎶❤️

[@xplanet2112]

Always thought this track sounded out of place on Outside but with the low bass notes and those epic piano parts it makes sense. Saw him on this tour at a festival in the UK, and some shite indie band earlier on the bill called Gene just kept on making snide comments about David Bowie, so fuck them! So anyway, we just were going to watch Bowie for the show but we were all blown away by it and we all needed to buy Outside as soon as we got home. This song is special for me because a dear friend now departed loved this track, RIP Bowie, RIP Danny B.

[@rachaeldjordjevic5415]

He lives on through everything he gave … I’m so happy I got the chance to see him in concert, it was something else entirely…RIP you are so loved🩵🦋🫧🌈

[@Amanda_Navarro]

I love you. I always will. Forever.

[@tonyawykle4966]

The music of it's kind in centuries rock on David. Xoxo ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😘❤️ princess p.s. r.i.p to a living legend

[@AC-uf1uz]

I cannot say that I love David Bowie classics songs because then I remember his more recent music and I can't compare them, I love both Bowie epochs.

[@chrismeadows4216]

I don't know about anyone else, but for me, this is one of the most underrated ballads in music history!!! An absolute masterpiece!!! 🥰💙

[@VisionaryofMirage]

It's been a long time coming, but it's here now and I'm grateful! I consider this one of Bowie's greatest songs. I don't mean 'since Scary Monsters', I mean ever.

[@moroninatanaelloredohernan8766]

'Since Ziggy Stardust'

[@thoughtsonfitness3249]

For me this song is at the centre point in Bowie’s entire career

[@Jannek-Nogo]

Love on you, David. MASTERPIECE

[@patrickmanion9646]

"Outside" has become my favorite Bowie album. And this song is the capper.

[@vlaminggarrulus4785]

My David Bowie season is starting again...

[@caityy1334]

Same lol

[@adeltoral]

It’s a happy mistake when you come looking for The Smithereens, but accidentally end up listening to Bowie. Still love that dude all these years later!

[@salvadorRondan]

2:13 my favorite part, what a beautiful part, like a dream

[@pang7776]

This song was written in 1992 and concerns him and his re-introduction to the public after the tin machine, expressing the feelings and the new brilliant career that followed! It is among my top 5 favorites of all time. God bless you David 👩‍🎤

[@shanethomasdonovan6033]

One of Bowie's best tracks! Beautiful and haunting. This song in particular has gotten me through times of depression and suicide...

[@aallerton]

❤

[@4LIENBR4IN]

Same here! 🤝

[@shokufeho4561]

same here too from japan

[@ahmadfaizarmianosyah4099]

Get out of Japan, please! That country is bad for suicidal people​@@shokufeho4561

[@amerocker]

Another overlooked Bowie classic from the 1990s.

[@thepearlworks]

There will never be anyone quite like him. A real artist in every sense of the word.

[@SpasinJason3]

You can see how comfortable he was as the superstar he is at this point. Such brave art for the time. And totally brilliant of course.

[@markmarlow7724]

Just pure Class miss you David R.I.P ♥️

[@kristivadiva1066]

I have always Loved this song,and have only just finally begun to appreciate the utter brilliance of the entire album nearly 20 years later....I am a lifelong Bowie fan.

[@janiquevaillot8554]

David Bowie était si beau, envoûtant, fascinant ! Inaccessible. Sa voix est superbe sur cette chanson. We miss you David Bowie ❣💔💘💋

[@6cynt9]

His industrial fase is very underrated, and it is a crime! The whole album is perfect! Thank you, Trent Reznor.

[@maryingolfsrud937]

Our son is no stranger to David Bowies art and music and he loves his father dearly and this video and black star are his favorites to sing.xothis I agree 100%

[@michaelabbott516]

The song I will point to forever when asked about his output post SM and if I could pick one song to illustrate his ongoing brilliance. I feel this was criminally ignored upon release and, dare I say it, undervalued and ignored by fans and critics alike but it clicked for me instantly, moving me to tear up every time I heard it, first, on the Buddah Soindtrack with it's rougher demo version but re-recorded and completed, the Outside version is a masterpece in my book. His voice, Garson's piano, that bassline, all fed through the Eno/Bowie production are all pluses for me as are the lyrics, which get me every damn time I hear the song they hit home and cut very deep for me on a personal level. "All our friends, Now seem so thin and frail, Sneaky secrets, Hotter than the sun" By 1995 there still was no cure or even treatments available to begin reversing the effects HIV without causing more damage to the already vulnerable immune systems of the people infected. I had spent the decade leading up to the release of this song attending more funerals than I care to mention and it was still a day to day fight to find some dignity in a world that had turned it's back and stopped caring about this virus that dealt a devaststing blow to the ARTS across every area and every form so artists were burying friends and collaborators and colleagues without much time to process the loss of so many talented individuals and it's songs like this one I feel is when things came together enough mentally to be able to express one's feelings about the darkness of the decade in a song. Now, I'm not suggesting that the song is about that as one of the things I have always loved about Bowie's work is how one person relates to a partcular song and it's meaning is subjective and personal to them and might not have anything to do with DB's intentions but I know he lost many people to AIDS and has touched on this here and there especially after the "Lord's Prayer" incident at the Freddie Mercury concert that put him up for ridicule and he addressed the gesture soon after and it involved a friend who was clinging to life in a local ICU / AIDS ward and that was a shout out to him from DB as he explained he was distraught about the situation as more and more people were getting sick and especially young people weren't getting the message, so he said it was a reaction, not a planned bit of business or publicity stunt. So, the lyric referring to "No preachy prayers" always brought me back to the moment at the concert. Again, this is just my take on this beautiful song.

[@PogieJoe]

Thank you for sharing that take on the song. It got me choked up.

[@cherylmoniz4012]

absolute beginners chokes me up too; emo lution is the geius of those in all genders as Bowie inspires that complete exploration of this experience in 3d

[@JayJay-xd5lm]

Preach .

[@kababowie]

I remember seeing this on TV and falling in love with Bowie that day.. i later saw him live twice and will forever be fan of his music!

[@carlavillamaji5636]

Thank You David, hope we meet again, C.

[@regplasma7906]

I still find it difficult not to well up when I hear Bowie,he should be still with us.

[@ChristineJSmith16]

I'll say it again: "Bowie was the best who ever lived".

[@01aleph]

Thank you Bowie for all your music, I hope you’re somewhere up there ! ! !

[@aladdinsane848]

Pure Perfektion!... God I miss him

[@dedpxl]

Sort of interesting how this era of Bowie is overlooked. He still looks and sounds cool but for whatever reason people seem to reminisce about bowie from the late 60s through to the mid 80s and his comeback from 2013 onwards. Neil Tennant from the Pet Shop Boys says all of Bowie's material is strong, he likes the 90's and 2000's material as well as the newer and classic Bowie. It's him that's made me interested in exploring the otherwise unknown side of D Bowie.

[@amartin4193]

I'll admit to believing his 90s and 00s stuff is spotty. But, Outside is, IMO, one of his best albums. Earthling is a great listen too. This is probably just a me thing. Bowie's music is always a product of the time he creates them. And I am just not a big fan of late 90s and 00s music. There is something in Bowie for everyone. That's what I love about his music.

[@welcometotheshadow2628]

@@amartin4193 don’t overlook “Heathen” too. One of his best albums ever. Tbh Bowie has always been great. There’s nothing I don’t have appreciation for that he has done.

[@Whuditlooklike]

This single version cuts one of my favourite lyrics from the 1. Outside version: "My poor soul... all bruised passivity" which comes right after the "steely resolve" line. The full version is only about 45 seconds longer, so the edit kind of baffles me.

[@supernova6170]

Yes, but i have first version of this video on VHS tape, with few different capture

[@carlosedmundoarcecalisaya5089]

Everytime i heard this song touch my soul . David bowie brought a lot of hapinnes to this world. God bless you Starman

[@nuffzed2001]

Thank you so much Mr David Jones, we will be strangers when we meet

[@leobrisbane1977]

David Bowie is a legend in his music strangers when we meet is on the contrary of what's going on in relationships and understand the doorway to love but it can be painful like drinking cold coffee in the rain

[@thedutchessofdragonshyre4630]

Just classic Bowie...even the video very post apocalyptic 80s video ...I LOVE IT !!!!!! I miss him so much.

[@boxy3026]

J'adore littéralement cette Chanson la video "Étrange" est hypnotique

[@zephyre6338]

My tears of joy and sorrow mingle in the gratitude for this MAN from Outerspace.This planet willnever be the same after you were on it.

[@keithgauci5963]

What a beautiful song