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Billy Bragg ~ Mother Of The Bride


The reverend mother went and got me a drink She came back and said to me "well what do you think?" I said "i've made myself a fool For the prettiest girl in school" How can i deal with this hurt i feel inside? I tell it to the mother of the bride I put on my suit and smile for the big day But i couldn't watch as her dad gave her away And as they solemnly said "you'll do" Her mother said "that should have been you" At the mercy of the moon The boy who spoke too soon She married him and destroyed all my hopes Of a two-up, two-down, two point five And a dish on the roof For the soaps I saw them at the hardware store He looked boring she looked bored It's nice to know that someone was on my side Best wishes to the mother of the bride more free lyrics

The reverend mother went and got me a drink
She came back and said to me "well what do you think?"
I said "i've made myself a fool
For the prettiest girl in school"

How can i deal with this hurt i feel inside?
I tell it to the mother of the bride

I put on my suit and smile for the big day
But i couldn't watch as her dad gave her away
And as they solemnly said "you'll do"
Her mother said "that should have been you"

At the mercy of the moon
The boy who spoke too soon

She married him and destroyed all my hopes
Of a two-up, two-down, two point five
And a dish on the roof
For the soaps
I saw them at the hardware store
He looked boring she looked bored

It's nice to know that someone was on my side
Best wishes to the mother of the bride

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