| Song | Marry Me |
| Artist | Sparks |
| Album | Propaganda |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Someone to bring me out | |
| Someone to let me in | |
| Someone, someone... | |
| And all the eager-beaver men come watch away their blues | |
| They place themselves in place of me and face to face with you | |
| And each pretend, you're loving him but that's not very true | |
| Cause you're not acting, nor am | |
| I though I could use some proof | |
| Marry me, marry me, what's the story | |
| Though a thousand hungry people try to crash our story | |
| But no one in that darkened world | |
| Need ever know but | |
| I know Marry me | |
| A happily-ever-after does that seem to much to ask? | |
| With trees and tots and stucco walls and fountains in the back | |
| And lawns that you or | |
| I can mow and neighbours who will chat | |
| About important issues and the state of this 'n that | |
| Marry me, marry me, what's the story | |
| Though a thousand hungry people try to crash our story | |
| But no one in that darkened world | |
| Need ever know but | |
| I know Marry me | |
| Someone to bring me out | |
| Someone to let me in | |
| Someone to bring me joy | |
| Somebody near me | |
| Somebody near me | |
| Somebody nearly me | |
| The purple mountains majesty above the fruited plain | |
| Is peeling off the wall of | |
| Lucky's Miramar | |
| Motel Marry me, marry me, what's the story | |
| Though a thousand hungry people try to crash our story | |
| But no one in that darkened world | |
| Need ever know but | |
| I know Marry me… | |
| Someone to bring me out | |
| Someone to let me in | |
| Someone to bring me joy | |
| Somebody near me | |
| Somebody near me | |
| Somebody nearly me | |
| Marry me, marry me, what's the story | |
| Though a thousand hungry people try to crash our story |
| Someone to bring me out | |
| Someone to let me in | |
| Someone, someone... | |
| And all the eagerbeaver men come watch away their blues | |
| They place themselves in place of me and face to face with you | |
| And each pretend, you' re loving him but that' s not very true | |
| Cause you' re not acting, nor am | |
| I though I could use some proof | |
| Marry me, marry me, what' s the story | |
| Though a thousand hungry people try to crash our story | |
| But no one in that darkened world | |
| Need ever know but | |
| I know Marry me | |
| A happilyeverafter does that seem to much to ask? | |
| With trees and tots and stucco walls and fountains in the back | |
| And lawns that you or | |
| I can mow and neighbours who will chat | |
| About important issues and the state of this ' n that | |
| Marry me, marry me, what' s the story | |
| Though a thousand hungry people try to crash our story | |
| But no one in that darkened world | |
| Need ever know but | |
| I know Marry me | |
| Someone to bring me out | |
| Someone to let me in | |
| Someone to bring me joy | |
| Somebody near me | |
| Somebody near me | |
| Somebody nearly me | |
| The purple mountains majesty above the fruited plain | |
| Is peeling off the wall of | |
| Lucky' s Miramar | |
| Motel Marry me, marry me, what' s the story | |
| Though a thousand hungry people try to crash our story | |
| But no one in that darkened world | |
| Need ever know but | |
| I know Marry me | |
| Someone to bring me out | |
| Someone to let me in | |
| Someone to bring me joy | |
| Somebody near me | |
| Somebody near me | |
| Somebody nearly me | |
| Marry me, marry me, what' s the story | |
| Though a thousand hungry people try to crash our story |
| Someone to bring me out | |
| Someone to let me in | |
| Someone, someone... | |
| And all the eagerbeaver men come watch away their blues | |
| They place themselves in place of me and face to face with you | |
| And each pretend, you' re loving him but that' s not very true | |
| Cause you' re not acting, nor am | |
| I though I could use some proof | |
| Marry me, marry me, what' s the story | |
| Though a thousand hungry people try to crash our story | |
| But no one in that darkened world | |
| Need ever know but | |
| I know Marry me | |
| A happilyeverafter does that seem to much to ask? | |
| With trees and tots and stucco walls and fountains in the back | |
| And lawns that you or | |
| I can mow and neighbours who will chat | |
| About important issues and the state of this ' n that | |
| Marry me, marry me, what' s the story | |
| Though a thousand hungry people try to crash our story | |
| But no one in that darkened world | |
| Need ever know but | |
| I know Marry me | |
| Someone to bring me out | |
| Someone to let me in | |
| Someone to bring me joy | |
| Somebody near me | |
| Somebody near me | |
| Somebody nearly me | |
| The purple mountains majesty above the fruited plain | |
| Is peeling off the wall of | |
| Lucky' s Miramar | |
| Motel Marry me, marry me, what' s the story | |
| Though a thousand hungry people try to crash our story | |
| But no one in that darkened world | |
| Need ever know but | |
| I know Marry me | |
| Someone to bring me out | |
| Someone to let me in | |
| Someone to bring me joy | |
| Somebody near me | |
| Somebody near me | |
| Somebody nearly me | |
| Marry me, marry me, what' s the story | |
| Though a thousand hungry people try to crash our story |