| Song | I Do |
| Artist | Rebecka Törnqvist |
| Album | Good Thing |
| This is what happens when you wait too long | |
| and you finally realize that your friends were right | |
| when they told you you get what you resist | |
| And this is what happens when you decide to put | |
| your foot down, | |
| and you aim for the spot to put your foot down, | |
| and you hesitate, and you miss | |
| We can have a picnic, you can bring your ma | |
| but she'll have to look away now and then | |
| When you see I have truly given up | |
| we'll just send her back home | |
| and I'll tell you again | |
| That I do give a damn and I'll call you my man | |
| I'll call you anything that you like | |
| Just give or take one or two | |
| When I sing this to you | |
| You can call me anytime you like | |
| When the north wind blows | |
| and my feet grow cold | |
| you don't have to be afraid that I'll change my mind | |
| 'cause I've worn out all of my holding back | |
| and I give you my word and I give you my time | |
| 'cause I do give a damn and I'll call you my man | |
| I'll call you anything that you like | |
| Just give or take one or two | |
| When I sing this to you | |
| You can call me anytime you like | |
| This is what happens when you realize you are | |
| making a fool out of yourself | |
| trying to prove the truth wrong | |
| And this is what happens when you accept | |
| your failure with a smile | |
| and get up on your feet and get along | |
| We can take a ride on the countryside | |
| and tell everyone, let everything show | |
| Not just overwhelmed, sooner say overtuned | |
| but now I'm getting up and I want you to know | |
| That I do give a damn and I'll call you my man | |
| I'll call you anything that you like | |
| Just give or take one or two | |
| When I sing this to you | |
| You can call me anytime you like |
| This is what happens when you wait too long | |
| and you finally realize that your friends were right | |
| when they told you you get what you resist | |
| And this is what happens when you decide to put | |
| your foot down, | |
| and you aim for the spot to put your foot down, | |
| and you hesitate, and you miss | |
| We can have a picnic, you can bring your ma | |
| but she' ll have to look away now and then | |
| When you see I have truly given up | |
| we' ll just send her back home | |
| and I' ll tell you again | |
| That I do give a damn and I' ll call you my man | |
| I' ll call you anything that you like | |
| Just give or take one or two | |
| When I sing this to you | |
| You can call me anytime you like | |
| When the north wind blows | |
| and my feet grow cold | |
| you don' t have to be afraid that I' ll change my mind | |
| ' cause I' ve worn out all of my holding back | |
| and I give you my word and I give you my time | |
| ' cause I do give a damn and I' ll call you my man | |
| I' ll call you anything that you like | |
| Just give or take one or two | |
| When I sing this to you | |
| You can call me anytime you like | |
| This is what happens when you realize you are | |
| making a fool out of yourself | |
| trying to prove the truth wrong | |
| And this is what happens when you accept | |
| your failure with a smile | |
| and get up on your feet and get along | |
| We can take a ride on the countryside | |
| and tell everyone, let everything show | |
| Not just overwhelmed, sooner say overtuned | |
| but now I' m getting up and I want you to know | |
| That I do give a damn and I' ll call you my man | |
| I' ll call you anything that you like | |
| Just give or take one or two | |
| When I sing this to you | |
| You can call me anytime you like |