I will get on

Annie · Other Songs - Annie

well, I know

it wasn't really meant to happen

I tried to

you never ever cared to listen

you say you don't want me around

when I am feeling down

and won't be there to hold my hand

if I don't see your face again

I guess I need a brand new friend

who will be there in every way



hey, come along and watch my game

why can't you see

I don't need anyone

all on my own I will get on

remember you will be the only one

the lonely one



ooh, why

you make it feel like it is

you and I

when there is nothing left to

what we had

it took me much too long to see

that I

I will get on



take your time

and realize your misdemeanor

then you'll find

your selfish (???) days are over

if I could ever turn back time

I wish you could be my

everlasting, trusted friend

I must been blind I couldn't see

that you were never meant for me

how stupid could I be



hey, come along and watch my game

why can't you see

I don't need anyone

all on my own I will get on

remember you will be the only one

the lonely one

(2x)



hey, come along and watch my game

why can't you see

I don't need anyone?

all on my own I will get on

remember you will be the only one

you know you'll be the only one

(2x)

the lonely one

I will get on

Annie's "I will get on" stands as a defining track from her solo career, showcasing her signature blend of indie pop and electronic textures. Released alongside her extensive discography, the song exemplifies her ability to craft atmospheric soundscapes that balance melancholic vocals with driving rhythms. As part of her broader body of work, the recording reflects the era's shift toward lo-fi aesthetics and DIY production, a hallmark of her independent approach to music. The track has become a staple in her live performances, demonstrating her enduring connection with audiences who appreciate her raw, emotive style. While often associated with her earlier Japanese releases, the song's influence extends globally, cementing Annie's reputation as a key figure in modern indie music.