Our Church Your Wedding
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Our Church Your Wedding
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I went to the church dear the crowd had all gone
There was rice on the walkway and flowers on the lawn
It was our church your wedding now you had gone away
Our church your wedding I lost my love today
I walked to the altar in the church so empty now
Seemed I could hear you whisper those sacred wedding vows
I've put myself in his place I heard you say I do
It was our church your wedding but he not me with you
It was our church your wedding for me this was the end
Our church your wedding he was my best friend
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