Tears On Her Bridal Bouquet
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Tears On Her Bridal Bouquet
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Oh I just return from a wedding a wedding that never should be
Although she has married another in her heart offered vows were to me
I could tell that her poor heart was breaking as she promised to love and obey
When her eyes turned to me it was so plain to see
There were tears on her bridal bouquet
[ piano - steel ]
If I had it all to live over if there was some way to atone
But I know it's too late to regret now for another has made her his own
So I'll take all the blame it was my fault yes the two hearts were broken today
Though she tried hard this time as she walk down the isle
There were tears on her bridal bouquet
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