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Created on: May 23, 2010
When we enter our own world
And the world outside starts to disappear
You make me feel like you don’t know any other girl
You make me feel like there is no reason to fear
When the two of us become one
I don’t think I will understand
Why, out of all the girls under the sun,
In marriage, you gave ME your hand
But in our own private world
It doesn’t matter,
This is what makes my head whirl,
You still love me, even when I get fatter
After all the ups and downs
You will take my hand and give me a twirl
You make sure that there is always a smile, never a frown
When we enter our own world
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