Marry Me
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Marry Me
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She use to ask me oh what are you afraid of
And I use to tell her that you're gonna leave me
And I'm so insecure and she holds the cure
and she has the key to make me happy
She use to tell me that I was a psycho
and I use to ask her why do you think I'm crazy
And I'm so childish and she is my wish
and she is my dream she makes me happy
And all I have is a photograph of you in my room
and I want more
and I need more
and I want more of you
And I use to ask her Oh do you really love me
And she use to tell me that she was my girl
And I wanna believe that she does love me
and I wanna know that I'm not alone
I use to ask her will we be forever
and she use to ask me Oh do I really love her
Of course I say yes cause she is the best
And I wanna know that she's not alone
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