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I JUST WANT TO MARRY YOU Been comin' 'round this crazy part of town, college girls up north in sweaters. And me upon this lonely old hill, writin' you love-letters. Cigarettes stain your fingers in time, playin' love songs has calloused mine. I just want to hear church bells chime, so, make up your mind girl, make up your mind. How can I be less than true? I just want to marry you. Yeah, baby, I could get a tattoo, but, I just want to marry you. Doo doo doo doo dooo-da doo doo doo doo-I just want to marry you. Another day has come and gone, another little baby has been born. Another dog fetch another bone, another name is etched in stone. Can ya see a little place of our own, with kids and cows and chickens? Hang your magnet on my refrigerator sayin', "This is Mama's Kitchen". I just can't contain this thing, it's a golden torch and a burnin' flame. To prove that one began as two, I just want to marry you. How can I be less than true? I just want to marry you. Yeah, baby, I could get at that, too. But, I just want to marry you. Doo doo doo doo-Da doo doo doo doo-I just want to marry you. (Copyright 2002 Rick Jones)
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