Love Story
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Love Story
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I like your brother
I like your mother
And I like you !
I like you too
We'll get a preacher
A preacher already ?
I'll buy the ring
And we can hire a band
With a violin and an accordeon
And a tenor who can sing
You and me, you and me, baby
You and me...
We'll have a kid
Oh... we may have to rent one
He's got to be straight
'Cause we don't want a bent one
We sure want no bent one
He will drink his baby booze
From a big breast cup
Someday he'll may be president
If things loosen up
You and me, you and me, baby
You and me...
When our kids are grown
With kids of their own
They'll send us away
To a little home in Florida
Where we can play checkers
Playin' checkers can be fun
You and me, you and me, baby
You and me...
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Who performs "Love Story"?
Diana Ross performs "Love Story", and this lyric page sits inside the Diana Ross catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Why Do Fools Fall In Love and Endless Love with a short reason for opening each page next.
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