Jason Derulo: Marry Me Meaning

Song Released: 2013

Marry Me Lyrics

A hundred and five is the number that comes to my head
When I think of all the years I wanna be with you
Wake up every morning with you in my bed
That's precisely what I plan to do

And you know one of these days when I get my money...

1. anonymous

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   May 26th 2021 !⃝

   In this song Jason Derulo promises that he will wait for the day he will propose to his love. And he will mean it as he wants to spend the rest of his life with her. Why can't all men be like this?
2. anonymous

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   Oct 21st 2017 !⃝

   He wants to marry a girl, aka Jordin Sparks, but he's waiting for the perfect time when she realizes they wanna move their life forward. He wants to show her how much he really loves and wants her to know by expressing it into words. Meaningful words.
3. anonymous

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   Sep 25th 2017 !⃝

   This song proves that the man is really sincere since he can and will wait for the time to come to marry the girl he loves and he will do anything to marry her and fulfill the emptiness of her life. When the time comes, (when they are already married) he wants to see the woman whom he love beside him when he wakes up every morning and he wants to see his wife every morning beside him till his last breath.
4. anonymous

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   Apr 25th 2017 !⃝

   I really love this song, its truly amazing. He's basically saying he wants to have a fully committed relationship and he will stay loyal and she will be the one. He wants to marry her but wants to wait till the time is right and they are both ready. This is truly beautiful.

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