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No. 22 - Song - Jo - "I must propose to you."
| Jo: | I've been waiting for some sort of sign That you want this little heart of mine; Daily weekly, humbly, meekly, I've been waiting,-- won't you answer? Love is blind, but I can plainly see You are really quite in love with me. I love you, dear, That you know, dear, Won't you say one word? You're fond of me, I know, And I'm fond of you; What is the only thing for us two to do? If you do not propose what you mean to do, I must propose to you. You're fond of me, I know, And I'm fond of you; What is the only thing for us two to do? If you do not propose what you mean to do, I must propose to you. Don't you think you're just the least unkind, Though I beg you fondly, you don't mind. Sweetly, gently, innocently, I implore you, don't ignore me; Won't you, please, find me an answer soon? Shall it be the end of May, or June? Must you grieve me, won't you leave me Time to order things! You're fond of me, I know, And I'm fond of you; What is the only thing for us two to do? If you do not propose what you mean to do, I must propose to you. You're fond of me, I know, And I'm fond of you; What is the only thing for us two to do? If you do not propose what you mean to do, I must propose to you. |
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Page modified 5 February 2017