Anna Sun

Damn it! Sometimes a song just blindsides you and you have to comment on it...

The verses sound a lot like a wild party, complete with passing out on random couches, body parts tangled with someone else. Some fun was had, yes. (maybe)

The chorus, despite all its "this house is falling apart"s, doesn't seem to mind this because of the song's tone. Also, I like the insertion of "we've got no money, but we've got heart", indicating what's important in the decisions of one's life.

The bridge almost made me cry, however, the first time I heard it. "Station wagon rides" seems to refer to family life, having a wife and kids and taking a road trip together. To live without that is pretty sad if it's what you always thought about when you were young.

I'll wait for summertime, but I know full-well it's all a wash.

I watched a video of them play this song acoustically and before hand one of the band members said they named the son "Anna Sun" because it was the name of one of their professors at Kenyon and they simply liked the name. Nick followed up by saying that the name of the song is appropriate because it's mainly about college and youth and stuff like that.

Read this somewhere, too. "The song is named after Petricca's professor from Kenyon College and is meant to symbolize youth. 'It's about college, about maintaining that little bit of being a kid,' Petricca said. 'Don't be afraid to play.'

Great song...instant love when I listened to it. An invitation to be cool through a lot of problems.

I LOVE this song! This song just instantly lifts up anyone's mood and the acoustic version is amazing as well. To me, this song is about enjoying life, and the moments that occur throughout it.

This song reminds me of teenagers and college students having fun. Like in New Jersey we go to the jersey shore for after prom for senior prom and it reminds me of partying and having fun with your high school class for one last weekend before everyone goes to college and parts ways

I believe its talking about a relationship in the summer after high school... Partying, being young, but also changing....Basically remembering how awesome it was to be young and in love and not to care about the money or anyone else in town

nice work posting this. such a fucking fantastic song.

they were on wnku before tunes n blooms and were asked who anna sun was. nick said that she was a teacher at kenyon state, but wouldn't say anything else about it.

This song is about college parties and self discovery, exploring who you are and having fun while you're at it.

Awesome song. Two of the guys went to my college. "My car parked south" I'm pretty sure is in reference to the shitty parking on south campus, mainly reserved for freshmen.

I can't be the only one who's noticed that the name they chose to use, "Anna Sun", sounds eerily like "Anacin". I guess that fits the whole "partying in college" theme...you're gonna need some painkillers tomorrow morning!