“Now that I've met you,
Would you object to
Never seeing each other again?”

— Aimee Mann

"Deathly"
Song lyrics, Magnolia: Music from the Motion Picture (1999)
Context: Now that I've met you,
Would you object to
Never seeing each other again?
'Cause I can't afford to
Climb aboard you.
No one's got that much ego to spend.So don't work your stuff,
Because I've got troubles enough.
No, don't pick on me
When one act of kindness could be
Deathly,
Deathly,
Definitely.

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