I love you
And you love me
I love you
So let's make a family tree

I love you
And you love me
I love you
So let's make a family tree

I like soup
And I like ice cream, sandwiches too
I like fish sticks
But I love you
But you don't believe me,
you say all I Think about's myself
But let me explain, don't walk away

I love me
You love you
I love me
So what are we to do?

How would you know that I love you so?
I don't say too much
Why are you blue whenever I'm in town?
I guess life was fine till I came 'round

You've given me a start, I ain't no
Doctor but just take a look at the
Chart for my heart like a dart from the
Start I'm coming down with something good
It ain't no fever or flu, doctor says it
Had to be someone
With brown hair and blue eyes, I'm
Lovesick for you I realize

I's loves you
And you's loves me
I's loves you
So let's make a family tree

How would you know that I love you so?
I don't say too much
Why are you blue whenever I'm in town?
I guess life was fine till I came 'round

I love you
And you love me
I love you
So let's make a family tree

I love you
And you love me (you love me)
I love you
So let's make a family tree (let's make it, let's make it, let's make it baby)

I love you (hey, hey, hey, hey)
And you love me (oh, oh, oh, yeah)
I love you
So let's make a family tree


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I Love You Lyrics as written by Ed Robertson Andy Creeggan

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    girly sigh

    dancingnancy19on June 20, 2004   Link

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