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Annie
 
  You’re a little bit shy
A little too quiet
You’re the mixed up girl
That everybody leaves behind
A little bit weird
A little too bright
But you just might be
That little bomb at their side
They’ll pull your hair
They’ll leave you wide-eyed
But did anybody wonder
What annie might have in mind
Oh, no

There’s something in the way she explains to me
Please be careful, I exist in someone else’s head
Oh, no
There’s something in the way that she makes believe
Please be careful,
Annie dreams that everyone is dead

You’re a little bit dry
A little uptight
You’re the messed up girl
That every body tries to hide
You’ve had enough
They’re too unkind
But did anyone consider
What annie might have in mind
Oh, no...




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