The Wedding Song歌词-Darrin Bradbury

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The Wedding Song歌词完整版

Love is a lie that you tell yourself

To soften the blow that you’re dying alone

Dig too deep, you know, you’ll probably hit stone

But I love your green eyes and the way that you smile

When you hold my hand it all seems worthwhile

Regardless of this feeling, we’re both dying alone

You see the birds and the bees fight in the trees

Fall dead and rot on the ground

Despite all this I’m so glad you’re around

The meaning of life is often misconstrued

Don’t think too much, maybe reproduce

And 3 months out of the year, the weather is fair

If the average life span is 72 that’s 108 months with the flowers in bloom

And that ought to be enough to stick around

And watch the birds and the bees fight in the trees

Fall dead and rot on the ground

Despite all this I’m so glad

Despite all this I’m so glad

Despite all this I’m so glad you’re around