| I like your bother, I like your mother
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| I like you and you like me too
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| We? |
| ll get a preacher, I? |
| ll buy a ring
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| We? |
| ll hire a band with an accordion, violin
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| And a tenor who can sing
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| You and me, you and me, baby
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| You and me, you and me, you and me, baby
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| You and me, you and me, you and me, baby
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| You and me, you and me, you and me, baby
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| We? |
| ll have a kid or maybe we? |
| ll rent one
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| He? |
| s got to be straight, we don? |
| t want a bent one
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| He? |
| ll drink his baby brew from a big brass cup
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| Someday he may be President if things loosen up
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| You and me, you and me, baby
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| You and me, you and me, you and me, baby
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| You and me, you and me, you and me, baby
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| You and me, you and me, you and me, baby
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| I? |
| ll take the train into the city ev? |
| ry mornin?
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| You may be plain, I think you? |
| re pretty in the mornin?
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| And some nights we? |
| ll go out dancin? |
| if I? |
| m not too tired
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| Some nights we? |
| ll sit romancin?
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| Watchin' the late show by the fire
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| When our kids are grown with kids of their own
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| They? |
| ll send us away to a little home in Florida
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| We? |
| ll play checkers all day 'til we pass away |