Biography:
A pseudonym of Annie Clark (b. 28 Sept 1982), a USA multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter. She was a member of The Polyphonic Spree and Sufjan Stevens' touring band. Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, she began playing the guitar at the age of 12 and as a teenager worked as the tour manager for her uncle's band Tuck & Patti. She grew up in Dallas and attended Lake Highlands High School, graduating in 2001. Following this, she went on to attend Berklee College of Music, dropping out 3 years later.
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Other songs:
- Happy Birthday, Johhny
- Human Racing
- Marrow
- Marry Me John
- Strange Mercy
- Surgeon
- Actor Out Of Work
- Black Rainbow
- Champagne Year
- Cheerleader
- Cruel
- Digital Witness
- Dilettante
- Hang On Me
- Happy Birthday Johnny
- Huey Newton
- I Prefer Your Love
- Jesus Saves I Spend
- Just The Same But Brand New
- Landmines
- Laughing With A Mouth Of Blood
- Los Ageless
- Marry Me
- My Funny Valentine Live
- New York
- Pills
- Prince Johnny
- Psychopath
- Save Me From What I Want
- Severed Crossed Fingers
- Slow Disco
- Smoking Section
- Teenage Talk
- The Antidote
- The Apocalypse Song
- The Neighbors Acoustic
- What Me Worry
- Year Of The Tiger
- Young Lover
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Sister say a prayer for us one we learned from nuns and such
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I won't believe not a word you speak just make it sweet to hear
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Let's pour wine in coffee cups and drive around the neighborhood
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And shine the headlights on houses until all the news is good
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Oh no! What would your mother say?
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Oh no! What would your father do?
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Oh no! What would the neighbors think?
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Oh no!
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How am I supposed to sleep? Roaming blackouts on the streets
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Oh not a word, not another speech, we'll run the headlights down
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These kids are foaming at the mouth, psychotropic capricorns
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Tomorrow's some kind of Strangerland where all the news is good
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Oh no! What would your mother say?
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Oh no! What would your father do?
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Oh no! What would the neighbors think?
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Oh no! If they only knew, knew
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How can Monday be alright, then on Tuesday lose my mind?
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Tomorrow's some kind of stranger who I'm not supposed to see
C Em
Oh no! What would your mother say?
C Em
Oh no! What would your father do?
C Em
Oh no! What would the neighbors think?
C Em
Oh no! If they only knew, knew
Sister say a prayer for us one we learned from nuns and such
Am Em Dm
I won't believe not a word you speak just make it sweet to hear
C G
Let's pour wine in coffee cups and drive around the neighborhood
Am Em Dm
And shine the headlights on houses until all the news is good
C Em
Oh no! What would your mother say?
C Em
Oh no! What would your father do?
C Em
Oh no! What would the neighbors think?
C Em
Oh no!
C G
How am I supposed to sleep? Roaming blackouts on the streets
Am Em Dm
Oh not a word, not another speech, we'll run the headlights down
C G
These kids are foaming at the mouth, psychotropic capricorns
Am Em Dm
Tomorrow's some kind of Strangerland where all the news is good
C Em
Oh no! What would your mother say?
C Em
Oh no! What would your father do?
C Em
Oh no! What would the neighbors think?
C Em
Oh no! If they only knew, knew
C G Am Em Dm
C G
How can Monday be alright, then on Tuesday lose my mind?
A Em Dm
Tomorrow's some kind of stranger who I'm not supposed to see
C Em
Oh no! What would your mother say?
C Em
Oh no! What would your father do?
C Em
Oh no! What would the neighbors think?
C Em
Oh no! If they only knew, knew
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