Mary
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Mary
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I`ll be your man,
If you`ll only take me,
I do all I can,
But you only laugh at me,
And the first time I saw you,
I knew you were for me,
The girl of my dreams,
But not for real, and not at all,
And you say you`ll marry me,
In a couple of years,
When I`m old enough to buy beer,
But will you run off and break my heart again?
I want you,
You make me so darn blue,
I love and I hate you,
But Mary I`d still marry you,
Mary I`d still marry you,
Mary I`d still marry you.
You gave me a chance,
But I guess I cared too much,
And you blew my chance,
You never cared enough,
And the first time I saw you . . .
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Jacob Borshard performs "Mary", and this lyric page sits inside the Jacob Borshard catalog on LyroVerse.
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