Tom: A major
Verse 1
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I was
talking to my bride -to -be
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to see what she expects of me
It's wise to talk it out
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G
before you sign the dotted line
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I told her just to ask me plain
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to come right out with pertinent things
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She began and started out just fine
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Can you keep food on the table?
Can you fix a broken washer?
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Can you cheer me when I'm lonely?
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Yes, dear I can do that
Can you help me with the dishes?
Can you give me hugs and kisses?
Can you hush a crying baby
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and change a diaper, baby?
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Yes, dear, I can do that
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So far she'd acted mighty fair
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I'd dry the dishes, I don't care
It's only right that every man
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G
should help out when he can
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I think we should be democratic,
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create peace and cut down static
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I believe in doing what I can
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Can Mother move in with us?
And my brothers and my sisters?
One thing in addition,
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you must cut out your fishin'
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No, dear, I can't do that.
C
I'll make a living with a grin
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and do repairs like all good men.
Cheer you when you're lonely
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and love only you.
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I'll do the rest if you're my wife,
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but I've been a fisherman all my life.
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Give it up, my dear, I just can't do.
Well, some husband you'd make
your smelly bait.
You'd be gone and I'd be home
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and I'd always wish that I'd
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Why, a fisherman's widow I'd be.
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Well, I've spoken my piece
and you have too.
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Let's decide now what we're gonna do.
You insist on fishing,
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And I suppose you can do without me?
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Yes, dear, I can do that. you
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