| I saw your deep blue eyes from afar
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| I saw you at the church bazaar
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| I asked the priest to introduce me to your mother
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| And I asked her to introduce us to each other
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| I asked you to go on a picnic of our own
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| But you insisted on taking a chaperone
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| I apologized for being so bold and rude
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| So I invited your parents for lemonade and food
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| We’re saving ourselves
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| Saving ourselves for marriage
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| Saving ourselves, for a baby carriage
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| Restraining ourselves, till the moment’s right
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| Saving ourselves, for our wedding night
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| After four years of dating, I decided to take a risk
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| I held both your hands, and kissed your rose-petaled lips
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| We stared into each others' eyes, wondering what was next
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| But we knew not to ruin our love with pre-marital sex
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| We’re saving ourselves
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| Saving ourselves for marriage
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| Saving ourselves, for a baby carriage
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| Restraining ourselves, till the moment’s right
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| Saving ourselves, for our wedding night
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| Years went by, our courtship was grand
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| One day I asked your father for your hand
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| I’d never treat you like an object, only like a lady
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| I’d never consider having sex, except to have a baby
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| We’re saving ourselves
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| Saving ourselves for marriage
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| Saving ourselves, for a baby carriage
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| Restraining ourselves, till the moment’s right
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| Saving ourselves, for our wedding night |