| (Annie, where’s Annie
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| Where, oh where is Annie?)
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| Annie doesn’t live here anymore
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| You must be the one she waited for
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| She said I would know you by the blue in your eye
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| Checkered suit, a fancy vest, and polka-dot tie
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| You answer to that description, so I guess that you’re the guy
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| Well, Annie doesn’t live here anymore. |
| (Annie, where’s Annie?)
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| Annie doesn’t live here anymore. |
| (Where's Annie?)
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| It’s too bad you didn’t call before. |
| (Where's Annie?)
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| She just bought a gown that ties with ribbons above
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| Brand new shoes, a pretty hat, and latest style glove
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| She really looked so alluring, and just waiting for your love
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| But Annie doesn’t live here anymore
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| It was spring. |
| There was romance in the air
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| And ev’rything seemed for loving hearts to share
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| And there was she, just as lonely and as blue
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| As she could be. |
| That’s the reason—
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| Annie doesn’t live here anymore
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| Might have been your picture that she tore
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| She was oh so faithful. |
| What a pitiful sight!
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| Waited for the letter that you promised to write
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| A gentleman with a top hat called around the other night
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| And Annie doesn’t live here anymore.(Annie, where’s Annie?)
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| Annie doesn’t live here anymore. |
| (Annie, where’s Annie?)
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| Annie doesn’t live here anymore |