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Artist: The Vines
Canonical path: /the-vines/annie-jane
Related lyric paths: 6
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Annie Jane
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Annie Jane
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Haven't seen her for a while
Does it it have to be so long?
How she used to make me smile
Now we're fadin' in the sun
What have I done?
I miss you Annie Jane I do
Aaah, yeah
And all the happy ways we knew
Aaah, yeah
I'm a singer in the choir
I'm a fighter for the cause
I've been livin' in denial
'Cause I don't know where you are
Where have you gone?
I miss you Annie Jane I do
Aaah, yeah
And all the happy ways we knew
Aaah, yeah
I miss the way I loved you
Regret the day I lost you
I miss you Annie Jane I do
Aaah, yeah
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