| They say that we’ll get married but
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| I’d quite like to run away
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| Everybody thinks you’re perfect but
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| I don’t care what people say
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| I don’t want to get a mortgage
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| Or think of when I’m sixty-three (sixty-three)
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| Or in terms of dogs and babies
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| I know how much you love me
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| But I don’t think I love you
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| Anymore
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| But I don’t think you understand
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| And naturally I’m a little wilder
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| And I don’t need to hold your hand
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| I don’t want to get a mortgage
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| Or think of when I’m sixty-three (sixty-three)
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| Or in terms of dogs and babies
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| And know how much you love me
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| But I don’t think I love you
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| Anymore
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| I’ve come to the conclusion that
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| There’s far too many girls and boys meet
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| Someone else can see you’re hurt
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| I’m really not that sweet
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| I don’t want to get a mortgage
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| Or think of when I’m sixty-three (sixty-three)
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| Or in terms of dogs and babies
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| And know how much you love me
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| But I don’t think that I love you
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| (She don’t think that she loves him)
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| And I don’t think that I need you
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| (She don’t think that she needs him)
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| Anymore |