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No. 7 - Darby and Joan Duet - Hawkins and Jessie
| Jessie: | You be my Darby and I'll be your Joan, We'll settle down in a home all alone. You can't do anything I cannot do. I cannot live without you. |
| Hawkins: | I'll be your Darby and you'll be my Joan, What's yours is mine and what's mine is my own. You must tell all of your secrets to me, I will tell nothing to thee. |
| Both: | Just like Darby and Joan, Two lives, never alone. Together we'll glide side by side, Same groom at a hundred, Same sixteen year bride. Not with fads of our own, Always picking a bone. But with your permission, a second edition of Darby and Joan. |
| Chorus: | Just like Darby and Joan, Two lives, never alone. Together we'll glide side by side, Same groom at a hundred, Same sixteen year bride. Not with fads of our own, Always picking a bone. But with your permission, a second edition of Darby and Joan. |
| Jessie: | Though you may think me an ugly old ape, Still I am proud of my kangaroo shape; You won't believe it, but it's all my own, And only cost half a bone. |
| Hawkins: | Though I am somewhat rheumatic and gray, I can sit up and turn night into day; And with a magic surprising to see, I can turn gin into me. |
| Both: | Just like Darby and Joan, Two lives, never alone. Together we'll glide side by side, Same groom at a hundred, Same sixteen year bride. Not with fads of our own, Always picking a bone. But with your permission, a second edition of Darby and Joan. |
| Chorus: | Just like Darby and Joan, Two lives, never alone. Together we'll glide side by side, Same groom at a hundred, Same sixteen year bride. Not with fads of our own, Always picking a bone. But with your permission, a second edition of Darby and Joan. |
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American Musical Theatre | Fantana
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