Anna's Touch

Sugarcult

anna’s got a secret, but she don't wanna tell no one
anna’s got her demons, her passion and her kicks for fun.
i won't let no one in tomorrow...
i won't let no one in tomorrow
get back, on track
love’s cheap when it's for sale this fast
get back, on track
love’s cheap when it comes from my anna
anna’s got a rockin' body
turn up your radio so they won't hear
anna’s got a stopwatch tickin'
counting the seconds till when she'll feel
i won't let no one in tomorrow...
i won't let no one in tomorrow
get back, on track
love’s cheap when it's for sale this fast
get back, on track
love’s cheap when it comes from my Anna
i’m lost this time, oh she's stuck in my mind
i can't take it no more
i want somebody with a pocket full of money
won't spend any more
get back, on track
love’s cheap when it's for sale this fast
get back, on track
love’s cheap when it's for sale this fast
get back, get back on track, on track
love’s cheap when it's for sale this fast
get back, get back on track, on track
love’s cheap when it comes from my Anna...


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    oh thats great about his girlfriend...no i'll tell you we asked Tim Pagnotta what "anna's touch" was about and he said it aws about a massege parlor that gave hand jobs out for a bit extra money and they got closed down cause someone found out..

    theUSEDoneon August 24, 2002   Link

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