| Run, run, run
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| Mary, run, run, run
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| Jimmy, run, run, run
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| Mary, run, run, run
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| Mary and Jimmy were both very young
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| But as much in love
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| As two people could be
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| And all they wanted
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| Was to share that love eternally
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| They went to their folks they told them
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| That someday soon they’d be wed
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| Their folks just laughed
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| And called them kids
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| So Mary said
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| Give us your blessing
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| Please don’t make us run away
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| Give us your blessing
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| Say you’ll be there on our wedding day
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| They wouldn’t have laughed at Mary
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| If they could have seen through the door
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| But Jimmy was waiting in the car
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| While Mary begged once more
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| Give us your blessing
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| Please don’t make us run away
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| Give us your blessing
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| Say you’ll be there on our wedding day
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| Well as they drove off they were crying
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| And nobody knows for sure
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| That, that’s why they didn’t see the sign
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| That road detour
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| The next day they found them
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| Mary and Jimmy were dead
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| And as their folks
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| Knelt beside them in the rain
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| They couldn’t help but hear
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| The last words that Mary and Jimmy had said
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| Give us your blessing
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| Please don’t make us run away
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| Give us your blessing
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| Say you’ll be there on our wedding day
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| Run, run, run
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| Mary, run, run, run
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| Jimmy, run, run, run
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| Mary, run, run, run |