The Wedding Song
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The Wedding Song
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Standing eye to eye, heart to heart.
Making vows to never fall apart.
You're in love together.
In harmony your hearts will start to sing
once you've finally placed your wedding rings.
You'll be joined forever.
You'll be as one in love til death do you part.
Hook
The world is wishing all the best for you.
And may the dreams you dream, they all come true.
And may your lives be filled with happiness.
The world is wishing for you all the best...all the
best.
Making steps toward a new life.
Can't wait til the preacher says "husband and wife"
'cause you're so anxious.
The honeymoon is waiting for you.
Can't wait to be alone just you two
you're so impatient.
So exciting to start life anew.
All the best to you.
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Frank Mccomb performs "The Wedding Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Frank Mccomb catalog on LyroVerse.
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