"Do With Me What You Will"

 I had trouble falling asleep last night so I watched the 1945 Rogers & Hammerstein musical "Carousel" on my cellphone at 5 am. The lyrics are a little more spicy than I remembered. Here is a young woman discussing her upcoming marriage to a herring fisherman, her beloved Mr. Snow:

    He'll carry me cross the threshold

    And I'll be as meek as a lamb.

    Then he'll set me on my feet,
    And I'll say kinda sweet,
    "Well, Mister Snow, here I am."

Basically, she is saying, "Do with me what you will." Echoes of "Fifty Shades of Gray."  This is more risque than I would have guessed for 1945.