The song Anticipate is performed by Ani Difranco in the album named Like I Said in the year 1994 .
You are subtle as a window pane
Standing in my view
But I will wait for it to rain
So that I can see you
You call me up at night
When there's no light pa*sing through
And you think that I don't understand
But I do
We don't say everything
That we could
So that we can say later
Oh, you misunderstood
I hold my cards up
Close to my chest
I say what I have to
And I hold back the rest
'Cause someone you don't know
Is someone you don't know
Get a firm grip, girl
Before you let go
For every hand extended
Another lies in wait
Keep your eye on that one
Anticipate
Dress down get out there
Pick a fight with the police
We will get it all on film
For the new release
Seems like everyone's an actor
Or they're an actor's best friend
I wonder what was wrong to begin with
That they should all have to pretend
We lost sight of everything
When we have to keep checking our backs
I think we should all just smile
Come clean and relax
But he says, someone you don't know
Is someone you don't know
Get a firm grip, girl
Before you let go
For every hand extended
Another lies in wait
Keep your eye on that one
Anticipate
If there's anything I've learned
All these years on my own
It's how to find my own way there
Find my own way
My own way, my own way, my own way, my own way
My own way, my own way, my own way, my own way
My own way, my own way, my own way, my own way
My own way
You are subtle as a window pane
Standing in my view
But I will wait for it to rain
So that I can see you
You call me up at night
When there's no light pa*sing through
And you think that I don't understand
But I do
Someone you don't know
Is someone you don't know
Get a firm grip, girl
Before you let go
For every hand extended
Another lies in wait
Keep your eye on that one
Anticipate
Ani Difranco - Like I Said
Like I Said
- Anticipate
- Rockabye
- Not So Soft
- Roll With It
- Work Your Way Out
- Fire Door
- Gratitude
- The Whole Night
- Both Hands
- She Says
- Rush Hour
- Out of Habit
- Lost Woman Song
- Talk to Me Now
- The Slant