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1. Yes, Anastasia And all your dollies have friends Thought she deserved no less than she'd give Well happy birthday her blood's on my hands It's kind of a shame 'cause I did like that dress It's funny the things that you find in the rain The things that you find in the mall and in the date mines.

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2. Yes, Anastasia And all your dollies have friends. Thought she deserved no less than she'd give Well, happy birthday, her blood's on my hands It's kind of a shame 'cause I did like that dress It's funny the things that you find in the rain The things that you find, yes In .

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3. Jan 31,  · Yes, Anastasia, a song by Tori Amos on Spotify We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes. By using our website and our services, you agree to our use of cookies as described in our Cookie dilityderruga.kenlecaponathtyadarcsiphapindeiprob.co Duration: 9 min.

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4. In a interview with Keyboard magazine, Amos explained how the track came together: "The first part of 'Yes, Anastasia' is a good example of free form. 'Anastasia' was written how you hear it. I wrote that whole first half with a tape recorder: The second half was written first, and then I was just noodling, just stream of consciousness with my ghetto blaster on.

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5. "Yes, Anastasia" was one of those tracks where I erased the strings. She was with me during that time, all the way from Virginia. I think because of the blood on the tracks for Anastasia herself -- with the brutality, the murders that happened with her family -- that when there was a misalignment with the string arrangement, when the.

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6. "Yes, Anastasia" is the twelfth song from Tori's studio album, Under the Pink. The song draws inspiration from the epic story of Anastasia Romanov, a grand duchess of Russia who was the.

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7. Under The Pink as an album gave me so much comfort, but no other song by Tori or anyone else seemed to express the confusion and fear of becoming an adult like "Yes, Anastasia." linnaeuslurie on December 12, Link5/5(1).

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8. Watch the video for Yes, Anastasia from Tori Amos's Under the Pink for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.

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