Fannie Mae
Longing for Fannie Mae: A Song of Yearning
Lyrics
Want somebody, tell me what’s wrong with me
Expressing a desire for someone to help identify personal issues or problems.
I want somebody, tell me what’s wrong with me
Reiteration of the desire for someone to point out perceived flaws or issues.
I ain’t misbehaving that I got so much, oh, misery
Denying misbehavior but acknowledging a substantial amount of misery.
I can hear your name a ringing on down the line
Hearing the mentioned person's name being talked about or discussed by others.
(Fannie Mae)
Repetition of the person's name, potentially implying a central theme or focus.
I can hear your name ringing on down the line
Continuation of hearing the person's name being mentioned by others.
(Fannie Mae)
Reiteration of the person's name, emphasizing its significance.
I wanna know if you don't, well, tell me if I'm wasting my time
Seeking confirmation or denial of the person's interest, questioning the investment of time.
Fannie Mae, baby, won’t you please come home?
Direct plea for "Fannie Mae" to return home.
(Fannie Mae)
Repetition of the plea for "Fannie Mae" to come back.
Fannie Mae, baby, won’t you please come home?
Continuation of the plea for "Fannie Mae" to return home.
(Fannie Mae)
Reiteration of the plea, underscoring the longing for "Fannie Mae."
Since you left me, baby, I never felt so all alone
Expressing intense loneliness since the departure of "Fannie Mae."
I know oh, woah, oh, oh, hold me
Expressing a need for comfort and reassurance through physical closeness.
(I know, hold me)
Repetition of the desire for comfort and reassurance through physical closeness.
I know oh, woah, oh, oh, hold me
Continuation of the expressed need for physical closeness and reassurance.
(I know, hold me)
Reiteration of the desire for physical closeness and reassurance.
I ain’t misbehaving that I got so much, oh, misery
Reaffirming the absence of misbehavior but emphasizing the presence of misery.
Fannie Mae, baby, won’t you please come home?
Repetition of the plea for "Fannie Mae" to return home.
Fannie Mae, baby, won’t you please come home?
Continuation of the repeated plea for "Fannie Mae" to come back.
Since you left me, baby, I never felt so all alone
Reiteration of the intense loneliness experienced since "Fannie Mae" left.
Ohh, Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae, come home, come home
Repetition of the plea for "Fannie Mae" to come home, with emotional emphasis.
Come home, come home, come on home
Encouragement for "Fannie Mae" to return home, repeated for emphasis.
Ohh, Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae, come home, come home
Repetition of the plea, urging "Fannie Mae" to come back.
Come home, come home, come on home
Continuation of the repeated encouragement for "Fannie Mae" to return.
Come home, come home, come home, come on home
Repetition of the plea for "Fannie Mae" to return, emphasizing the urgency.
Come home, come home, come home, come on home
Continuation of the urgent plea for "Fannie Mae" to come back home.
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