"A Casual Look"

Yester-day, I listened to the two-albums-on-one-CD re-issue of 15 Big Ones and Love You.  I noticed that, perhaps just coincidentally, some lines in "A Casual Look" are identical to some lines in "I'm So Young" (from Today!).  Here's the second verse of "A Casual Look":

A soldier boy when he proposed

She said no; his face just froze

You know she loved him

But was so young

Can't marry no one

Can't marry no one

And here's the first verse of "I'm So Young":

I have a girlfriend; she says I'm her only one

We wanna get married, but we're so young

So young

Can't marry no one

Both end with "So young / Can't marry no one."  Furthermore, as I've noted before, in both, "young" is sung with a melisma, providing a sense of degree (for "so").

According to the liner notes of the respective albums, "A Casual Look" was written by Ed Wells, and "I'm So Young" by William Tyus.