If You'll Marry Me - song lyricsAmerican Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk

IF YOU'LL MARRY ME.Copyright, 1894, by The New York Music Co.Words by Dave Seymour. Music by Ed. W. Rowland.

A simple question I would ask, love, of you,Will it he a happy task, oh, tell me true?The love that dwells within my heart I can't suppress;If I ask you marry me, oh, answer yes.

Chorus.You'll have the love of a heart fond and true if you'll marry me;When stars cease to shine, then my love will decline-I'll constant be;With you as my wife down the pathway of life, happy we shad be;You I implore, the gin I adore, I love but thee.

If you'll be my little wife. I'll live for you.Our home will be a paradise of love so true,You the queen, to reign supreme, fond hearts we;Love's honeymoon will never end if you'll marry me - Chor.

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