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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required You and I - Us I’m going to marry you someday real soon; I’m going to take you around the world. I’m going to show you Heaven beneath the Moon. I am in love with You; I want you to always be My Girl. We are going to fly so high! That we will be as high as a kite; Or a Condor flying out to catch a little sun. Let us bask in the beautiful light. Let us pray for some hope, For a better tomorrow; For a better day of sun, To come out from underneath the clouds And bring back the fun. I want you to be happy always; Because I love to see the smile on your face. Every beautiful day, I awake to your grace. I thank every God ever imagined, for the Heaven you portray. So kiss me quickly, before I am gone. I ran so easily, when I thought you were The One. She’s never going to marry and be faithful to a loser like me; So goodbye my love and hope; hello ‘So Called Easy Street’. No love for me? Then no reason to live. No problem for me? Then what’s the point in me playing? Mr. and Mrs. to the Nth degree; Decree this decision to allow you to be free, Is far from folly to me. So marry me and stay forever faithful to our love; Then I will be your husband always And then we can forever remain as You and I – Us. (C)2013 Aa Harvey. All Rights Reserved.
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