This piece continuously plays, and takes its title from, a Frank Sinatra song, Strangers in the Night. While the reality of fleeting love is the theme that triggers the song, the final conquest of a lasting love counteracts this negative idea. The piece, however, reinforces the critical side of the theme, evoking the interior décor of a capitone white nappa leather cabin, open to the viewer, and with the outside of the cabin lined with flashing car lights.