Oh, I'd like to know
before I go
If I moved as slow
would you wait (for me)?

Wait for me. Why don't you wait for me?
Wait for me. Why don't you wait for me?
Can't you see that this is killing me?
I don't want you to leave. Why don't you wait for me?

[ chorus ]

It's all unchartered territory
I can't imagine just where we might be
5 years from now, hopefully married
and starting our own family

cause I was lied to when I was very young
made to believe one day my prince would come
and we'd live in perfect harmony
with everyone, and everything

[ chorus ]

I should have known from the start
that you'd be breaking my heart
either we keep it in sync
or let it all fall apart

you said that you'd wait for me
instead you up and just leave
so surely I'd be a fool
if I keep waiting for you


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