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Margaret Ann
Goldfinger Lyrics


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Now once again,
they never seem to listen much at all
Once again,
they always seem to make you feel so small.

Margaret ann

I know you sometimes worry.
I know you want everything right
And you want to make everyone happy.
You never want to see another fight.

'cause i know you well margaret ann.
Once again, they never seem to listen much at all
Once again, they always seem to make you feel so small

Margaret ann

I know it seems that their out to get you.
I know that it seems that they attack you blind.
But I hear, you're stronger than that.
I'm here to tell you that your doing fine.

'cause in know you well margaret ann.
Once again, they never seem to listen much at all
Once again, they always seem to make you feel so small

Margaret ann

'cause i know you well margaret ann
Once again, they never seem to listen much at all
Once again, they always seem to make you feel so small

Now margaret ann,
they never seem to listen much at all.
Once again, everybody sometimes has to fall.

Margaret ann...

Overall Meaning

The song "Margaret Ann" by Goldfinger speaks about a woman named Margaret Ann, who seems to be constantly belittled and ignored by those around her. The lyrics suggest that Margaret Ann is a people pleaser who goes to great lengths to ensure everyone around her is happy, even if it means sacrificing her own needs and wants. The singer acknowledges that Margaret Ann is a worrywart who wants everything to be perfect and hates conflict.


The chorus repeats the lines "Once again, they never seem to listen much at all / Once again, they always seem to make you feel so small," highlighting how Margaret Ann's efforts are not appreciated, and the people around her continuously undermine her self-esteem. However, the singer reassures her that she is not weak and fragile, rather a strong woman who can handle any challenge thrown at her.


Goldfinger's "Margaret Ann" propagates the idea that it is crucial to recognize and acknowledge the effort of people who are often overshadowed and overlooked. The song urges everyone to appreciate and respect such people, who keep the world running without any expectation of acknowledgment or appreciation.


Line by Line Meaning

Now once again,
Despite the repeated attempts to make her voice heard, it seems that nobody is listening to Margaret Ann's concerns.


they never seem to listen much at all
No matter how clear and concise her messages, Margaret Ann feels ignored and overlooked.


Once again,
This is a recurring problem for Margaret Ann, who has been disregarded time and time again.


they always seem to make you feel so small.
The dismissive attitudes and lack of response from those around her make Margaret Ann feel unimportant and insignificant.


Margaret ann
The titular character of the song, who is dealing with the frustration and disappointment of feeling unheard.


I know you sometimes worry.
Despite her strong exterior, Margaret Ann has moments of anxiety and nervousness about her situation.


I know you want everything right
Margaret Ann is a perfectionist and strives for things to be as they should be.


And you want to make everyone happy.
Margaret Ann has a strong desire to please those around her and make them feel content.


You never want to see another fight.
The tension and conflict caused by the lack of attention to her concerns is something Margaret Ann would prefer to avoid.


'cause i know you well margaret ann.
The singer has a deep understanding of Margaret Ann's character and motivations, and wants her to know that her worries are valid.


I know it seems that their out to get you.
Margaret Ann perceives hostility and aggression in the attitudes of those around her, making her feel targeted and attacked.


I know that it seems that they attack you blind.
The source of the attacks on Margaret Ann's position or opinions are difficult to discern, adding to her sense of confusion and frustration.


But I hear, you're stronger than that.
Although the circumstances are difficult, the singer encourages Margaret Ann to believe in her own strength and resilience.


I'm here to tell you that your doing fine.
The singer offers reassurance to Margaret Ann that she is doing her best in a difficult situation.


Now margaret ann, they never seem to listen much at all.
The singer repeats the opening sentiment, emphasizing once again how no one is hearing Margaret Ann's concerns.


Once again, everybody sometimes has to fall.
A reminder that setbacks and disappointments are a part of life, even for someone as tenacious as Margaret Ann.


Margaret ann...
The song ends with a repetition of Margaret Ann's name, as if to underscore her centeredness in the midst of chaos.




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: JOHN WILLIAM FELDMANN

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