Anna
from Postscript by Jeff Litman
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lyrics
Anna’s a blast
She’s got a nice smile, and she thinks I’m a gas.
I’ve never met someone like her.
We walk the streets.
I open the door, and she shuffles her feet.
It feels like June in November.
But she stops me and says
“I’m so glad you’re my friend,
I need someone to confide in.”
Anna is perfect, but she’s got a boyfriend.
She says he’s not worth it,
but it’s never gonna end.
Why do I always get hung up on someone like her.
When am I gonna learn?
Sometimes it’s rough.
He’ll push her aside when he’s had enough.
She keeps on saying he means no harm.
I nod and stare,
playing the part of somebody who cares.
I guess that’s all part of my charm.
I want to tell her she’s wrong,
he’s no good for her now.
She needs someone to rely on.
Anna is perfect, but she’s got a boyfriend.
She says he’s not worth it,
but it’s never gonna end.
Why do I always get hung up on someone like her.
When am I gonna learn?
Stay awhile,
spill your guts, I’ll try to be your friend.
But what the hell’s the difference if your going home to him.
What’s it about me that says
I’m better off as a friend
that I’m someone to confide in.
Anna is perfect, but she’s got a boyfriend.
She says he’s not worth it,
but it’s never gonna end.
Why do I always get hung up on someone like her.
When am I gonna learn?
She’s got a nice smile, and she thinks I’m a gas.
I’ve never met someone like her.
We walk the streets.
I open the door, and she shuffles her feet.
It feels like June in November.
But she stops me and says
“I’m so glad you’re my friend,
I need someone to confide in.”
Anna is perfect, but she’s got a boyfriend.
She says he’s not worth it,
but it’s never gonna end.
Why do I always get hung up on someone like her.
When am I gonna learn?
Sometimes it’s rough.
He’ll push her aside when he’s had enough.
She keeps on saying he means no harm.
I nod and stare,
playing the part of somebody who cares.
I guess that’s all part of my charm.
I want to tell her she’s wrong,
he’s no good for her now.
She needs someone to rely on.
Anna is perfect, but she’s got a boyfriend.
She says he’s not worth it,
but it’s never gonna end.
Why do I always get hung up on someone like her.
When am I gonna learn?
Stay awhile,
spill your guts, I’ll try to be your friend.
But what the hell’s the difference if your going home to him.
What’s it about me that says
I’m better off as a friend
that I’m someone to confide in.
Anna is perfect, but she’s got a boyfriend.
She says he’s not worth it,
but it’s never gonna end.
Why do I always get hung up on someone like her.
When am I gonna learn?
credits
from Postscript,
released January 6, 2009
Jeff Litman: lead/background vocals, guitars, keyboards, bass
Andy Thompson: drums, background vocals, violin
Emily Dufour: cello
Meghan Miller: flute
Writtten by Jeff Litman
©2008 Born Enormous Music (BMI)
Jeff Litman: lead/background vocals, guitars, keyboards, bass
Andy Thompson: drums, background vocals, violin
Emily Dufour: cello
Meghan Miller: flute
Writtten by Jeff Litman
©2008 Born Enormous Music (BMI)
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NYC-based purveyor of melodic rock n' roll.
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