(spoken)This is the story about a boy that loved a girl
He loved her very much, in fact he loved her so much that he
Couldn't seem to find the exact words to tell her exactly how much he did love her
Oh he tried several times, but it seems like every time he tried the words always came out backwards
They came out something like this

Bright moon tray fiddlee run by through
Around and up to,
That's why I love you so much
That's why I love you like I do

Bluebird wingin' parly fo some say
Charl lee lum say so
That's why I love you so much
That's why I love you like I do

In other words there are no words to say how much I care
And every time I start to tell you
Words come to my throat but they stick there

Bright moon tray fiddlee run by through
Around and up to,
That's why I love you so much
That's why I love you like I do

In other words there are no words to say how much I care
And every time I start to tell you
Words come to my throat but they stick there

Bright moon tray fiddlee run by through
Around and up to,
That's why I love you so much
That's why I love you like I do


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