What do you think the phrase "stranger in paradise" means?

Answer 1

Paradise, whether temporal or supernatural, indicates a place or state where everything is positive, good, and perfectly aligned to your desires. In Paradise nothing is denied. A stranger in a place like this would be an individual who is unfamiliar with fulfilled desires, even fulfilled needs. He or she may walk around in Paradise and not even know how to partake of the benefits. What is worse, seeing and comprehending what you can never have or to never see it at all? I believe it is the former and that would be the stranger.

Answer 2

I'm not sure, but Sarah Brightman sings a gorgeous version of "Stranger in Paradise" on her _Harem_ album.

And it sounds kind of like _she's_ the stranger, not the person's she's singing to.

Answer 3

I don't know but if he or she is a stranger than the chances are they don't belong there because their sowers of discord. Depends on the fruit they produce, I guess you need to use your own discretion. Inspect the fruit, use you senses, if its bad then through it out but make sure the seed wont reproduce or else you will end up with a lot more bad fruit.

Answer 4

this song is referring to a person who is a stranger and the singer feels like he is in paradise because he has fallen for the ''stranger in paradise" it's paradise because "she" is there.
the song goes like this "take my hand, i'm a stranger in paradise"










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Answer 5

A lyric from song of same name, from show and movie "Kismet". Prince sings song to girl he falls in love with. He has never been in love before, paradise is that love. Take my hand, show me the way.

Answer 6

Religious: Someone new to Heaven (look up lyrics to Tony Bennett or Diana Ross song)

Can also mean someone who is not used to being in really great places, like the dirt poor person who goes to Beverly Hills.

Answer 7

A new experience of pleasure.