Wedding Bells
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Wedding Bells
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Not a soul down on the corner that's a pretty certain sign
That wedding bells are breaking up that old gang of mine
All the boys are singing love songs they forgot sweet at a line
Those wedding bells are breaking up that old gang of mine
There goes Jack there goes Jim down to lover's lane
Now and then we meet again but they don't seem the same
Gee I get a lonesome feeling when I hear the church bells chime
Those wedding bells are breaking up that old gang of mine
Not a soul down on the corner...
(There goes Jack) my old friend Jack
(There goes Jim) and my buddy Jim
(Down to lover's lane) who'll see them
Now and then we meet again...
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