AN: So here's the next installment. This one takes place just after Lizzie refused mr. Collins (and yes, i know. I love writing post-proposal songs, just always seem like a good time to burst into song)
I will marry for love
Mel. I won't say I'm in love (Hercules)
Mrs. Bennet:
If there's a price for rotten judgement
I think you just went and won it
I thought you selfish now you've proved it
Refuse the man who can save your family
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Marry mr. Collins
Go right back and say that you will
Marry mr. Collins
See some sense and realize
This match is wise and prudent
Or I'll never speak to you as long as I am living
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Lizzie:
Oh no, no way I will marry for love
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Mrs. Bennet:
Listen to me; he's the heir to this house
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Lizzie:
Well I don't care, I will marry for love
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I always said I'd die a spinster
I want no life that is phoney
No, only love so warm and tender
Can induce me into matrimony
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Mrs. Bennet:
You keep on denying
But our situation's urgent
When your father's dying
We could all be turned out
And then starving in the hedgerows
Marry mr. Collins and then none of that will happen
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Lizzie:
Oh no, oh no, I will marry for love
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Mrs. Bennet:
Look here young miss, you will do as I say
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Lizzie:
Oh no, oh no, I won't marry him
.
What can be said, I won't marry him
I can't be swayed, I won't marry him
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Mrs. Bennet:
What do you think that your father will say
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Lizzie:
Oooooooh
I think he'll say: you should marry for love