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'Til Death Do Us Part


I'll never regret the day I met you. You have brought so much joy into my life. I won't leave your side, even when asked to. I hope one day you will make me your wife. Though others disagree, who gives a care? It's not their business to worry about. This romance, only you and I can share. Separated, I would just scream and shout. With just one look, I know you feel the same. Nobody, no one, will bring us apart. Your feelings, my feelings, we cannot tame. We promised, my love, 'til death do us part. They won't stop my love for you even when.. They tell me, "Oh, but there's so many men!" -bcr
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