| When we got married
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| I took the marriage vow
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| In sickness and in health
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| I said I do
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| For richer, for poorer
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| 'Till death us do part
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| And you said that you’d
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| Honour an obey me too
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| But it wasn’t very long
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| Before I soon found out
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| The one who wore the
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| Trousers was you
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| But after all these years
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| At last I’m pushing you about
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| But in sick ness and in health
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| I said I do
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| When we was courting
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| You used to say to me
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| «My darling I can’t wait
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| Until we’re wed
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| «I'll iron all your trousers
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| Sow buttons on your shirts
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| I’ll think the world of you»
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| That’s what you said
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| But it wasn’t very long
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| Before you changed your tune
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| Moan all day and night
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| That’s all you do
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| Me dinner’s always burnt
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| When I come home from up the pub
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| But in sickness and in health
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| I said I do
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| When we got married
|
| I took the marriage vow
|
| In sickness and in health
|
| I said I do
|
| For richer, for poorer
|
| 'Till death us do part
|
| And you said that you’d
|
| Honour and obey me too
|
| But it wasn’t very long
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| Before I soon found out
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| The one who wore the
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| Trousers was you
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| Now after all these years
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| At last I’m pushing you about
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| But in sickness and in health
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| I love ya
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| In sickness and in health
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| I said I do |