The song "Dear Ann" by George Baker Selection tells the story of a man named Ann who constantly mistreats the narrator. The lyrics express the pain and loneliness the narrator feels as a result of Ann's actions. In the song, Ann is portrayed as someone who repeatedly hits the narrator in the face and uses hurtful and cold words. The narrator describes how Ann's actions make him feel like a lonely man, emphasizing the emotional impact of her behavior. Despite the mistreatment, the narrator admits to being attracted to Ann and wanting her. However, he acknowledges that she has made him a fool and vows to play it cool from now on. The lyrics also express the narrator's desire for peace and an end to the constant conflict. He wonders why they can't live with peace, questioning whether he needs to beg Ann on his knees for it. The repetition of this plea throughout the song emphasizes the narrator's desperation for a harmonious relationship. Overall, "Dear Ann" is a song about a toxic and tumultuous relationship where the narrator yearns for love and peace but constantly faces mistreatment and emotional pain from Ann.
