The Book Of Love

	  		
Intro:
 
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 The book of love is long and boring 
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 No one can lift the damn thing 
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 It's full of charts and facts and figures and instructions for dan-cing 


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But I 
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 I love it when you read to me 
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And you 
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You can read me anything 


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 The book of love has music in it 
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 In fact that's where music comes from 
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 Some of it's just transcendental 
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 Some of it's just really dumb 


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But I 
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I love it when you sing to me 
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And you 
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You can sing me anything 


Instrumental 


Verse
 
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 The book of love is long and boring 
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 And written very long ago 
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 It's full of flowers and heart-shaped boxes 
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 And things we're all too young to know 


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But I 
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 I love it when you give me things 
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And you 
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 You ought to give me wedding rings 
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And I 
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 I love it when you give me things 
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And you 
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 You ought to give me wedding rings 
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 You ought to give me wedding rings