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We're Married, Merry Christmas

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We got married in Japan
on Christmas, Christmas Eve.
Well there were monkeys, and they were dancing just for you and me.
We were just kids making starry eyes
and I said "Darling, this will never ever ever die"
and you said "I Do"
and I said "Hey I, I will"
then the wedding ended and I picked up the bill.
And the sound of morning left us shaking
cause it was Christmas day
it was Christmas day
and you were far away
and we were drinking champaign
saying that "Today, well today is our day"
So Merry Christmas, so Merry Christmas
we're married, Merry Christmas
So Merry Christmas, so Merry Christmas
we're married, Merry Merry Christmas

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r0ck0ut247 On Dec 17, 2006

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2006-12-17 17:23:20

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