| Gentlemen, importune me no farther
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| For how firmly I am resolved you know;
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| That is, not bestow my youngest daughter
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| Before I have a husband for the elder
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| Ah, me!
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| I’ve made a haul in all the leading rackets
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| From which
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| Rip-roaring rich
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| I happen to be
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| And if thou wouldst attain the upper brackets
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| Marry me, marry me, marry me
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| My purse has yet to know a silver lining
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| Still lifeless
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| Is my wifeless
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| Family tree
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| But if for love unending thou art pining
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| Marry me, marry me, marry me
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| I come to thee a thoroughbred patrician
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| Still spraying
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| My decaying
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| Family tree
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| To give a social goose to thy position
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| Marry me, marry me, marry me
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| Marry me
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| Marry me
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| Marry me
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| Marry me
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| Marry me
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| Marry me
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| Marry me!
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| I’m a maid who would marry
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| And will take with no qualm
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| Any Tom, Dick, or Harry
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| Any Harry, Dick, or Tom
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| I’m a maid mad to marry
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| And will take double-quick
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| Any Tom, Dick, or Harry
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| Any Tom, Harry, or Dick
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| I’m the man thou shouldst marry
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| Howdy, Pop!
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| Howdy, Mom!
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| I’m the man thou shouldst marry
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| Art thou Harry, Dick, or Tom?
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| I’m the man thou shouldst marry
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| Howdy, pal!
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| Howdy, chick!
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| Art thou Tom, Dick, or Harry?
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| Call me Tom, Harry, or Dick
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| I’m/She's a maid who would marry
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| And would no longer tarry
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| I’m/She's a maid who would marry
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| May my/her hopes not miscarry
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| I’m/She's a maid mad to marry
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| And will take double-quick
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| Any Tom, Dick, or Harry
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| Any Tom, Harry, or Dick
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| A dicka dick
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| A dicka dick
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| A dicka dick
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| A dicka dick
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| A dicka dick
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| A dicka dick
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| A dicka dick |