| Song | The Anointed One |
| Artist | Ted Leo and the Pharmacists |
| Album | Hearts of Oak |
| 作曲 : Leo | |
| The anointed one, father's favorite son | |
| Now we see, long before the race, you'd already won | |
| Oh beatified, with the softest eyes | |
| These days I can't escape your face, do you remember mine? | |
| Oh, it haunts me | |
| Oh, what a fool I must have been | |
| We saw red, not green, when we were nineteen | |
| Now something's different, something happened somewhere there between | |
| By the river bend, did I misapprehend | |
| Your sincerity or is it you have changed, friend? | |
| Oh, it haunts me | |
| Oh, how could I not have seen what you'd become? | |
| But you fooled everyone | |
| Lace curtains in our slum | |
| You were the anointed one | |
| Alright! | |
| Watching you grow with the pride of a friend | |
| Kissing off school, there were rules to be bent | |
| Knelt by your side through our crises of faith | |
| Mine was on time but for you it was already too late, too late | |
| In the capitol | |
| With your freezer full | |
| Do you represent your district | |
| Or your daddy's will? | |
| Oh, it haunts me | |
| Oh, how could I not have seen what you'd become? | |
| But you fooled everyone | |
| Lace curtains in our slum | |
| You were the anointed one | |
| What have you become? | |
| But you fooled everyone | |
| Lace curtains in our slum | |
| You were the anointed one |
| zuò qǔ : Leo | |
| The anointed one, father' s favorite son | |
| Now we see, long before the race, you' d already won | |
| Oh beatified, with the softest eyes | |
| These days I can' t escape your face, do you remember mine? | |
| Oh, it haunts me | |
| Oh, what a fool I must have been | |
| We saw red, not green, when we were nineteen | |
| Now something' s different, something happened somewhere there between | |
| By the river bend, did I misapprehend | |
| Your sincerity or is it you have changed, friend? | |
| Oh, it haunts me | |
| Oh, how could I not have seen what you' d become? | |
| But you fooled everyone | |
| Lace curtains in our slum | |
| You were the anointed one | |
| Alright! | |
| Watching you grow with the pride of a friend | |
| Kissing off school, there were rules to be bent | |
| Knelt by your side through our crises of faith | |
| Mine was on time but for you it was already too late, too late | |
| In the capitol | |
| With your freezer full | |
| Do you represent your district | |
| Or your daddy' s will? | |
| Oh, it haunts me | |
| Oh, how could I not have seen what you' d become? | |
| But you fooled everyone | |
| Lace curtains in our slum | |
| You were the anointed one | |
| What have you become? | |
| But you fooled everyone | |
| Lace curtains in our slum | |
| You were the anointed one |