Southern Wedding
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Southern Wedding
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Pack your things
We’re going to a southern wedding
It’s a long drive
From here
There’ll be old cars
And flowers
And dancing
Late in the night
She was a waitress
I was just 20
She was from nashville
I was just lost
We went out
On a lost night
She was getting married
But she didn’t love him
It was all she needed
It was all I needed
It was one night
Never repeated
It was one night
Never repeated
The world was changing shape and form
On the day that you were born
She wrote to say that she was gone
Time and time again
It was all she needed
It was all I needed
It was one night
It was all she needed
It was all I needed
It was one night
Just like a secret
Pack your things
We’re going to a southern wedding
It’s a long drive from here
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