S. E. Webster - Marry Me

Won't you marry me? Marry me, Ruby
I barely even know you, but I'm buying a ring
I've done this a few times before
I thought that I had left that door shut
It's open and I'm okay with it
Like a wound without a bandage
I let it bleed in the night (Bleed in the night)
Until it heals or I die (Heal or die)
Wouldn't you bury me? Bury me, Ruby! (Ruby)
This is our wedding now don't you go brooding
Giving the cold shoulder, or worst of all, crying. Now we
Won't be caught pouting in the corner
It'll be worth it, but at first, it'll sure be rough
You haven't even seen our guest list
A who's who for you, and I'm the witness
And here we are in a dusty room (In a dusty room)
There's not a steeple, but it will do (It'll do)
Come on now, Ruby dear, don't you be stupid (Stupid)
Don't be scared of me, therapy ruined me
I know, I would have told you, but I'm dying to leave
This city. Let me tell you sugar
It only left me wanting more drugs
And bottles of an amber liquid
Smoke plumes rising off a cigarette
Now there you go like you do (Go like you do)
It isn't me, so it must be you (Yeah, it's you)
Won't you marry me? Marry me, Ruby! (Ruby)

Written by:
Ernest Groysman, Shea Webster

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