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I don’t need my mother or brother,

As long as I have you my significant other.

Try not to be a bother but hear me,

When I say even if we were deserted

I would be all set as long as I have you.

 

As long as you don’t mind me,

Let’s go somewhere deserted

If you’d like we could stay in a yurt,

And tell each other stories about Ernie and Bert.  

 

To get to the point I want you to be with me

When the world comes to an end and we get deserted.

I wouldn’t cannibalize you,

I would just sit with you until the end of time.  

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