- - You replaced it
- - It used to be you
- - It's what you once was?
- - "It tolls for ......": Donne
- - Ruth wore it
- - "It was you!"
- - '. . . it tolls for ......'
- - 'My country, 'tis of ..'
- - You (poetic)
- - at one time you could get there right away!
- - at one time you will appear in the document, he explained
- - in the old days you would be found in the document he examined
- - you, long in the past
- - Article on etiquette's first making you old-fashioned
- - Old fashioned version of you, thou
- - "America (My Country, 'Tis of ...)"
- - You, in the past
- - you, in shakespeare's plays
- - Fare ... well (old-timey goodbye)
- - "WAP" rapper Megan ... Stallion
- - "You," in Shakespearean fashion
- - Beautiful Mistakes rapper Megan ... Stallion
- - "My country, 'tis of ....É"
- - Good News rapper Megan ... Stallion
- - "You," Shakespeare-style
- - Rap's Megan ... Stallion
- - "I bid ... farewell!"
- - The key to what you were once
- - You, in hymns
- - Megan ... Stallion, rapper who was featured on BTS' viral track "Butter" in 2021
- - Biblical pronoun meaning "You"
- - "You," in Shakespeare lingo
- - "Shall I compare ... to a summer's day?" by William Shakespeare
- - "Of ... I Sing" (archaic form of you)
- - the last word of "o canada"
- - "Shall I compare ... to a summer's day?"
- - you, poetically
- - Get ... to a nunnery (line from Hamlet)
- - you get old at the orient
- - "Glory to ... My God This Night..."
- - Going to the East with you
- - Shakespeare's "Shall I compare ... to a summer's day?"
- - The one that didn't get on with you
- - 2 removing me and then them, for you once
- - archaic 'you'
- - Archaic and literary "you"
- - Old-timey 'you'
- - You, in many a hymn
- - shakespearean you
- - Archaic way of saying "you"
- - object "thou"
- - Rapper Megan ... Stallion
- - You, to the Amish
- - "America" pronoun
- - Fifth word of "America"
- - "God shed His grace on ......"
- - Quaker address
- - "How do I love ........?"
- - You, to Quakers
- - You, to Friends
- - Old form of "you"
- - Pronoun like "thou"
- - You, to a Friend
- - You, in olden days
- - You, before
- - Word preceding "Let me count the ways"
- - Word between Friends
- - Word before "sweet land of liberty"
- - Word before "And crown thy good with brotherhood"
- - What you was?
- - Quaker's second person
- - Old school pronoun
- - Objective case of thou
- - Hymn pronoun
- - Friends' word
- - Friend's addressee
- - Bruce Springsteen and ...... Street Band
- - Blue Oyster Cult "In ......"
- - Biblical second person
- - "Of ...... I sing" (lyric in "America")
- - "Of ...... I Sing" (Gershwin musical)
- - "Get ...... to a nunnery"
- - You, in Biblical days
- - You, in a classic E.B. Browning poem
- - You in the olden days
- - Who Melissa Auf der Maur will "Overpower"
- - What you were in medieval times
- - Sonneteer's pronoun
- - Second person in "Othello"
- - Say Anything "Have At ......!"
- - Quakers' pronoun
- - Quaker-to-Quaker word
- - Quaker form of address
- - Quaker "you"
- - Quaint pronoun
- - Puritan pronoun
- - Pronoun repeated in "America"
- - Pronoun of yore
- - Pronoun in hymns
- - Pronoun in a wedding vow
- - Pronoun in a wedding statement
- - Pronoun in a wedding pledge
- - Pronoun in "America the Beautiful" and "O Canada"
- - Pronoun in "America the Beautiful"
- - Pronoun I use to refer to all my Elizabethan friends
- - Pronoun from way back
- - Pronoun for Hamlet
- - Poet's pronoun
- - Pat Boone's ".......... I Love"
- - Old-fashioned wedding vow pronoun
- - Old-fashioned "you"
- - Old Testament pronoun
- - Mennonite pronoun
- - Marianne Faithfull "Fare ...... Well"
- - Last word of "O Canada"
- - Get ... behind me, Satan!
- - Friend's addressee, maybe
- - For whom the bell tolls, in a John Donne poem
- - First pronoun in "America"
- - Final word of "O Canada"
- - Fare-......-well (state of perfection)
- - Clinic "Walking With ......"
- - "With this ring, I ...... ..."
- - "Utah, We Love ......," state song
- - "There is no living with ......": Addison
- - "Shall I compare ...... to a summer's day?" (start of a Shakespeare sonnet)
- - "Shall I compare .... to a summer's day?": Shakespeare
- - "Nearer, My God, to ......" (Christian hymn)
- - "I see .... better in the dark": Dickinson
- - "How do I love ......? Let me count the ways ..."
- - "How do I love ........? Let ..."
- - "Hail to ......, blithe spirit!"
- - "Get ...... hence": I Kings 17:3
- - "Get ...... behind me . . ."
- - "Defyingly I worship ....!": Ahab
- - "... 'tis of ......"
- - Word among Friends
- - You, formerly
- - Penn pronoun
- - "Friendly" pronoun
- - You, of yore
- - You, to King James
- - Poetic you
- - Old "you"
- - You, archaically
- - Second person in Genesis
- - Antiquated pronoun
- - Old-fashioned pronoun.
- - Biblical word.
- - Tina Snow aka Megan ...... Stallion
- - You, once
- - Megan ...... Stallion
- - You, in the Bible
- - The old you?
- - Farewell interrupter
- - You, quaintly
- - You, way back when?
- - You, a thousand years ago
- - You, to a Quaker
- - You, long ago
- - What you might be in the Bible?
- - Friend's pronoun
- - Pilgrim's pronoun
- - Old second person
- - Archaic pronoun
- - Amish 'you'
- - 'With this ring, I ...... wed'
- - Biblical 'you'
- - Passe pronoun
- - "Fare ...... well!"
- - Wedding pronoun
- - Pronoun in Proverbs
- - Pronoun in some wedding vows
- - You, to Shakespeare
- - What you used to be
- - You, at a wedding
- - For whom the bell tolls
- - "Of ...... I Sing"
- - Fare-well link
- - Pronoun in 'America'
- - The vowel 'U'
- - You, of old
- - Bard's pronoun
- - Pronoun in both 'America' and 'America the Beautiful'
- - You (archaic)
- - 'How do I love ....?': Browning
- - Going green?
- - '... I .... wed'
- - You, before you were born
- - Second person in the Bible
- - You, biblically
- - You, in Psalms
- - Prayer pronoun
- - The Gershwins' 'Of ...... I Sing'
- - 'Nearer, My God, to ......'
- - You, old-style
- - Captain Ahab pronoun
- - 'Get ...... to a nunnery': Hamlet
- - Poetically you
- - You, back in the day
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