Lyrics of ' Ann (don't Go Runnin') ' by Tommy Overstreet
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Ann don't go runnin' to him
He's not worth the tears you're cryin' girl can't you see he's lyin'
Ann he'll only hurt you again
I can't stand to see you cry I love you Ann
I know he says the things a woman likes to hear
But when you really need his love it won't be there
My love is real not a game of pretend
I'll stay in love with you and that's one place he's never been
Ann please understand me Ann
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Ann please understand me Ann
Ann don't go runnin' to him
He's just a foolish dream you're chasin' think of all the love you're wastin'
Ann there's no tomorrow with him don't believe him when he says he loves you
Ann please try to understand I want the best for you
I know my love can heal the hurt he's put you through
You've seen the rain now come walk in the sun
Let go of the past what's done is done
Ann please understand me Ann
Ann don't go runnin' to him Ann don't go runnin' to him
Ann don't go runnin' to him Ann
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