Baby, Would You Marry Me?
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Baby, Would You Marry Me?
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Out in the forest
Under a tree, lies a dream
That you once told to me
Out in the desert
Under a stone, lies a poem
That you once wrote to me
Baby, would you marry me
Under an apple tree
Or the bottom of the sea
Or maybe on a train to spain
Or some nice place like that?
And, baby, would you marry me
On a mountain top or a traffic stop
Or maybe on a boat that floats
Into the great unknown?
That would be a day to remember our love by
Out in the ocean
Under a fish, lies a kiss
That you once blew to me
And up in the sky
Under a shroud made of clouds
Is all you mean to me
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