Anybody’s Darlin’ (Anything But Mine) Rosanne Cash
"Anybody’s Darlin’ (Anything But Mine)" by Rosanne Cash, released in 1990, is a #Country song exploring themes of longing, unrequited love, and emotional vulnerability. The lyrics reflect a yearning for connection while acknowledging the reality of being overlooked. Its poignant storytelling and Cash's soulful delivery resonate deeply, showcasing her unique blend of traditional country with a modern twist. The song highlights the complexities of relationships and has contributed to Cash's reputation as a significant voice in contemporary country music.
[Verse 1]
I treat him like a stallion
I treat him like a lamb
I treat him like a pot of gold
He treats me like a clown
[Verse 2]
It's daggers when he looks at me
Bullets when he speaks
Evil how he calls on me
Pretending that he's so weak
[Chorus]
He'll be anybody's darling
He'll be anything but mine
[Verse 3]
He needs me, but only to hold his hand
He don't like being alone
He holds me, but not like a lover can
He wants me, but not like I am
[Chorus]
He'll be anybody's darling
He'll be anything but mine
I treat him like a stallion
I treat him like a lamb
I treat him like a pot of gold
He treats me like a clown
[Verse 2]
It's daggers when he looks at me
Bullets when he speaks
Evil how he calls on me
Pretending that he's so weak
[Chorus]
He'll be anybody's darling
He'll be anything but mine
[Verse 3]
He needs me, but only to hold his hand
He don't like being alone
He holds me, but not like a lover can
He wants me, but not like I am
[Chorus]
He'll be anybody's darling
He'll be anything but mine
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