I PROMISE TO MARRY YOU
My Sally
O beauty of every beauty ever lived
Africa must hear about you
The moment I marry you
Because
I sure will
I admire people in marriage
And too want to be part of this
But,
You are yet to bid your family farewell
And `em give tuine their blessings
Sally
Your name elates me
Looks like I read it in movies
And the thought of marrying you
Seem fiction that I read in books
When I came to your parent
Seeking permission to take you
I will sent the elderly
To speak on my behalf
So wisely, that you be given to me
Sally, a supra gem
I promise and vow to keep the promise
That I shall not wander right and
Left
But, by the stand, you,
That I will marry you
Let`s therefore say no to distrust
Greasy confusion that `ll delay our marriage
And work upon this powerful project
That will unite the two of us
Sally again,
I promise to marry you
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