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Artist: Anna Nicole Smith
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Anna Nicole Theme Song
Read Anna Nicole Theme Song lyrics by Anna Nicole Smith on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Anna Nicole Theme Song
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Anna Anna Glamorous Anna,
Anna Nicole
Born poor in Texas
Strugglin' slavin'
Tryin' to get some fame
Then you used what you got
And that was a lot!
You became a household name
Married a billionaire
So he was 88
You didn't care
It all disappeared
As fast as it came!
Anna Anna Glamorous Anna,
Anna Nicole
Anna Anna Fabulous Anna,
Anna Nicole
You so outrageous!
Anna Nicole!
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