Mrs. Scott
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Mrs. Scott
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I want a dress
Nice and pale
With a hat on the top
With a sheer tailored veil
Pink on the sash
So it matches the beads
And swarovski glass
I want a day full of love
How lovely
I wanna get married
Gee how swell that would be
I wanna get married
Wanna be Mrs S-c-o-t-t
I wanna a house on the hill
With our own little Jack and Jill
I wanna dog in the yard
With a white picket fence
And a powder blue car
I want a life full of love
How lovely
I wanna get married
Gee how swell that would be
I wanna get married
Wanna be Mrs S-c-o-t-t
I'll make the dinner
You'll pay the bills
I pour the coffee
You drink his fill
We'll be together
For always and ever
And never be lonely again
And I...I wanna get married
Gee how swell that would be
I wanna get married
Wanna be Mrs S-c-o
Mrs S-c-o-t-t
Mrs S-c-o-t-t
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