Wedding Dress
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Wedding Dress
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Would you put on that long white gown
And burn like there's no more tomorrows?
Will you walk with me underground
And forgive all my sicknesses and my sorrows?
Will you be shamed if I shake like I'm dying
When I fall to my knees and I'm crying?
Will you visit me where my body rests
Will you put on that long white dress?
Ba dadada, da, badadadada dadada
Ba dadada, da, badadada
The end could be soon, we'd better rent a room
So you can love me
Will you put on that long white dress
While I burn when there's no more tomorrows?
Will you remember me through the years I'll miss
And forget all the sadness and the sorrows?
Ba dadada, da, badadadada dadada
Ba dadada, da, badadada
We got buried in a fever
Now you love me
Get a room, so you can love me
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Mark Lanegan performs "Wedding Dress", and this lyric page sits inside the Mark Lanegan catalog on LyroVerse.
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