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Don't think twice. Billy says, we can make it.
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Just give it a try. Together we can make it to
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the other side. Here's my hand, please take it.
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The creek is not that high. Trust in me and hold
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on tight. Mary says, I'm scared of water. I've
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never crossed the tide. And Billy says, neither
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have I. But we've just got a little farther.
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It's really not that wide. Once and for all,
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don't think twice. Who can you better trust other
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than me? We've been through so much, can't you
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see? Who would you rather trust other than I?
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So once and for all, don't think twice. Billy
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says we can make it. Just give it a try. Together
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we can make it through this life. Here's a ring.
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Please take it. I hope it's your size. Mary,
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won't you be my wife? Mary says I'm really nervous.
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I've never been a bride. And Billy says, neither
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have I. First they laugh and then they cry. Then
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Billy wipes her eyes and says, once and for all,
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don't think twice. Who can you better trust other
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than me? We've been through so much, can't you
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see? Who would you rather trust other than I?
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So once and for all, don't think twice. Mary,
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don't think twice. Standing beside her at the
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altar, Billy asks her, are you sure? And she
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says, who can I better trust other than you?
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We've been through so much, I do. Who would I
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rather love for the rest of my life? So once
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and for all, I won't think twice. Billy, I'll
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be your wife. David Mays and Roxanne Zuniga wrote
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this song April of 1993. You know, I've mentioned
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before how when I get together with family, certain
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people always want to participate. Roxanne was
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always in there wanting to participate. And Jenny
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and I had just been married. barely over 10 years
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at this time and 1993 was really an active time
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for me as a writer and I was always thinking
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about things and always participating and always
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imagining and dreaming and thinking of situations
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and of course the standard love song of two young
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kids that grow up and are just friends and they
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have experiences and excitement and they get
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into the things and they test things and a lot
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of times kids don't think much you know they
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just kind of do stuff and don't worry about the
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consequences and but they're also a little leery
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and a little cautious and a little scared at
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certain times and so one of them will encourage
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the other one oh come on you can do it and so
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here's just a couple kids having fun you know
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crossing the water and crossing that tide you
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know getting to that other side it's always a
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trick. Are you going to slip and fall and hurt
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yourself or worse? So as they grow up, they've
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been through a lot. And then they start talking
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about getting married. And Mary says, I've never
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been a bride. Billy goes, well, I haven't either.
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Of course, he would be a groom. But it's a real
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simple concept, this little song. It is pretty
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simple. to imagine how, you know, two people
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get together, and sometimes people don't know
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each other for very long before they're married.
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Some people have these, you know, I hear a lot
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of people, we were high school sweethearts, or
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some people go back to childhood friends. And
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in my case, you know, I didn't meet Jenny until
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she and I both were high school, or graduated
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from high school and were in college. But we
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all have had friends that sometimes we don't
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see our childhood friends anymore, and sometimes
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people marry their childhood friends. But in
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either case, it's scary. You don't really know.
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Jenny and I have talked about this before. With
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God's favor and blessings, we've been lucky that
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we've placed our faith in Him, and we've loved
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and respected each other and worked through the
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tough times. And not all marriages are blessed,
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you know, and not all marriages survive. There's
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a high rate of people that don't make it together.
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And we're just thankful for what we have. And
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it would have been, we also talk about this a
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lot too, Jenny and I are like, we would have
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had fun as kids together because we have so much
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in common. Of course, we're totally opposite
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in a lot of things. Opposites do attract, but
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we were both active and athletic and, you know,
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can always imagine the other as a child. What
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were you like as a kid? Always curious about
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looking at their pictures. But anyway, here,
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Billy and Mary, I wonder if they're still together
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today. Actually, they'd be together 33 years
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at this point, just using your imagination here.
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But I do like this concept of when you write,
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you can always imagine the two story lines, the
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youth and then the adult, and then that's kind
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of a contrast, but it's also a mix, and it mixes
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together pretty well in this song. And it's short,
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concise, and to the point, and it was a fun song
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to write. It's a fun song to sing, too. Be sure
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and go listen to Don't Think Twice.
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Don't think twice. Billy says, we can make it.
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Just give it a try. Together we can make it to
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the other side. Here's my hand, please take it.
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The creek is not that high. Trust in me and hold
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on tight. Mary says, I'm scared of water. I've
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never crossed the tide. And Billy says, neither
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have I. But we've just got a little farther.
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It's really not that wide. Once and for all,
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don't think twice. Who can you better trust other
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than me? We've been through so much, can't you
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see? Who would you rather trust other than I?
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So once and for all, don't think twice. Billy
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says we can make it. Just give it a try. Together
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we can make it through this life. Here's a ring.
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Please take it. I hope it's your size. Mary,
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won't you be my wife? Mary says I'm really nervous.
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I've never been a bride. And Billy says, neither
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have I. First they laugh and then they cry. Then
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Billy wipes her eyes and says, once and for all,
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don't think twice. Who can you better trust other
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than me? We've been through so much, can't you
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see? Who would you rather trust other than I?
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So once and for all, don't think twice. Mary,
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don't think twice. Standing beside her at the
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altar, Billy asks her, are you sure? And she
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says, who can I better trust other than you?
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We've been through so much, I do. Who would I
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rather love for the rest of my life? So once
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and for all, I won't think twice. Billy, I'll
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be your wife. David Mays and Roxanne Zuniga wrote
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this song April of 1993. You know, I've mentioned
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before how when I get together with family, certain
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people always want to participate. Roxanne was
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always in there wanting to participate. And Jenny
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and I had just been married. barely over 10 years
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at this time and 1993 was really an active time
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for me as a writer and I was always thinking
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about things and always participating and always
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imagining and dreaming and thinking of situations
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and of course the standard love song of two young
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kids that grow up and are just friends and they
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have experiences and excitement and they get
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into the things and they test things and a lot
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of times kids don't think much you know they
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just kind of do stuff and don't worry about the
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consequences and but they're also a little leery
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and a little cautious and a little scared at
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certain times and so one of them will encourage
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the other one oh come on you can do it and so
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here's just a couple kids having fun you know
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crossing the water and crossing that tide you
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know getting to that other side it's always a
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trick. Are you going to slip and fall and hurt
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yourself or worse? So as they grow up, they've
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been through a lot. And then they start talking
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about getting married. And Mary says, I've never
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been a bride. Billy goes, well, I haven't either.
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Of course, he would be a groom. But it's a real
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simple concept, this little song. It is pretty
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simple. to imagine how, you know, two people
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get together, and sometimes people don't know
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each other for very long before they're married.
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Some people have these, you know, I hear a lot
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of people, we were high school sweethearts, or
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some people go back to childhood friends. And
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in my case, you know, I didn't meet Jenny until
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she and I both were high school, or graduated
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from high school and were in college. But we
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all have had friends that sometimes we don't
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see our childhood friends anymore, and sometimes
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people marry their childhood friends. But in
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either case, it's scary. You don't really know.
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Jenny and I have talked about this before. With
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God's favor and blessings, we've been lucky that
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we've placed our faith in Him, and we've loved
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and respected each other and worked through the
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tough times. And not all marriages are blessed,
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you know, and not all marriages survive. There's
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a high rate of people that don't make it together.
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And we're just thankful for what we have. And
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it would have been, we also talk about this a
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lot too, Jenny and I are like, we would have
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had fun as kids together because we have so much
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in common. Of course, we're totally opposite
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in a lot of things. Opposites do attract, but
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we were both active and athletic and, you know,
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can always imagine the other as a child. What
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were you like as a kid? Always curious about
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looking at their pictures. But anyway, here,
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Billy and Mary, I wonder if they're still together
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today. Actually, they'd be together 33 years
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at this point, just using your imagination here.
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But I do like this concept of when you write,
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you can always imagine the two story lines, the
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youth and then the adult, and then that's kind
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of a contrast, but it's also a mix, and it mixes
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together pretty well in this song. And it's short,
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concise, and to the point, and it was a fun song
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to write. It's a fun song to sing, too. Be sure
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and go listen to Don't Think Twice.
