The Love Grubs sing about being misunderstood on latest release "Stranger in a Strange Land"


The Love Grubs' latest release, "Stranger in a Strange Land" is a sympathetic song about how to work through a world that wants you to be certain all the time, and fast. Repeatedly apologizing, "I'm sorry that I don't fit the mold," signals a speaker desperate to explain difference without being diminished by it. Beneath the words lies loneliness, confusion, frustration, and a plea for patience and understanding. So confused. So far away from home. "Trapped in this crowd, but I'm all alone" says so much about that gap emotionally. It is emotional songwriting that asks today's listeners for patience, understanding, and acceptance, not judgment. 

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