| I’ll walk your dog.
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| I’ll be the first one in the shower.
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| We’ll make love every hour,
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| Beneath your Van Gogh.
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| I’ll park the car,
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| And I’ll whistle while the eggs are frying.
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| I’ll dance while your shirts are drying.
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| Waltz or tango?
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| Let me move in and let’s get this show rolling.
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| I’ll talk to your plants,
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| I’ll even go bowling.
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| There is nothing I wouldn’t do.
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| I’d be the perfect little lady for you.
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| Sheldon Bloom, make some room.
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| Won’t say a word when you’re watching Spencer Tracy.
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| I’ll learn to dig Count Bassie.
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| Nothing to it.
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| I’ll start to jog.
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| If that’s what you want to take up.
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| I’ll stop wearing make-up.
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| I can do it.
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| When you meditate
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| I promise I’ll be quiet.
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| I won’t eat eclairs.
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| I’ll share your sugar free diet.
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| There is nothing I wouldn’t do.
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| I’ll be the perfect little lady for you.
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| Pass the key,
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| Sheldon B.
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| No horoscope.
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| You won’t ever hear me mention Pisces.
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| There won’t be any crises, you can bet that.
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| I’ll give up pork.
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| In a will tune that old viola.
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| Quote things from Emile Zola.
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| I must get that.
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| I’ll make chicken soup when you feel fluey.
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| Be your analyst when your head’s real screwy.
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| There is nothing I wouldn’t do.
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| I’d be the perfect little lady for you.
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| Sheldon dear,
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| I like it here! |