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Artist: Tori Amos
Canonical path: /tori-amos/hungarian-wedding-song
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Hungarian Wedding Song
Read Hungarian Wedding Song lyrics by Tori Amos on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hungarian Wedding Song
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When you said you'd marry me
I thought you meant you'd wanted too
Then I thought you'd like to
Maybe on a Tuesday
All the dead are coming
I heard they'll be dressing
Something kind of maggoty
Rolling with a-froppity
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