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It's you I'll marry


It feels like a dream But sweet as ice cream Loving you the African way From kisumu to Homa bay Our love flourishes as a tree To each other we're free Let the enemies just hate Whether they're alive or late When in my life you came Never has it been tame Saved me from being hood Wow! You're just so good Love's when she you think Including her worst colour pink Everything about her you like Because your lives seem alike My dear beautiful honey You're worth more than money And your love, care and worry Confirms it's you I'll marry
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