Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Roy Orbison
Canonical path: /roy-orbison/wedding-day
Related lyric paths: 6
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Wedding Day
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Wedding Day
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Wonder how long it will take.
For this heart of mine to break
There's I watch you walk away.
This was to be our wedding day.
I won't hear the choir sing.
While I hold your golden ring.
Might as well throw it away.
With my dreams of wedding day.
Oh,Oh,Oh,Oh.Oh,Oh,Oh,Oh.
Oh to hold you in my arms again.
I watched my whole world fade away.
On this our wedding day.
Who was right and who was wrong,
Makes no difference when you're all alone.
As I watch you walk away.
Goodbye darling, goodbye wedding day.
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Roy Orbison performs "Wedding Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Roy Orbison catalog on LyroVerse.
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