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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=109285" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>The Wedding</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">The father who sired her handed her over<br>the crack-handed orchestra played<br>The bride and the groom stood shoulder-to-shoulder<br>as the ill-starred wedding was made<br>She lifted her veil as the groom gently kissed her<br>and all did appear to be well<br>But the limousine driver heard every harsh whisper<br>as they drove to the country hotel<br>In the Grand Hotel ballroom the guests were assembling<br>the champagne like tapwater flowed<br>The men wearing top hats, and fop coats and top coats<br>the women in bustles and bows<br>The bride? jealous sister sat alone in her place<br>and sneered as the couple came in <br>The maitre-de coughed and said ?lease take your places,<br>the Banquet is about to begin?<br>The street doors burst open and an army of footman<br>swept in bearing salvers and trays<br>Fiddlers and clowns went from table to table<br>amid black smoke and cigarette haze<br>Noone saw the best man as he secretly winked<br>at the bride? jealous sister it seemed<br>And then cried out ?aiter, Bring me more drink<br>and more Marilyn Monroe ice-cream?<br>When the wine had been poured and the tables were cleared<br>the toasts and the speeches began<br>The bride and groom cut the cake, everyone cheered!<br>then all eyes fell on the best man.<br>He climbed off his chair, and he licked his cracked lips<br>and declared in a voice cold and dry<br>??he tricked and hijacked him, with guilt she trapped him<br>this day is a sham and a lie?<br>Herfather leapt up with a curse and a roar<br>and slew the best man in the head<br>The groom cried ?laggard!?and with a flash of his sword<br>his father-in-law fell down dead<br>The bride ran screaming in floods of bright tears<br>and collapsed at the foot of the stairs<br>Where her sister was waiting with scissors and shears<br>and hacked off every inch of her hair.<br>Up on the roof sat seven fat crows, the moon rose low in the west.<br>the groom was arrested still in his wedding clothes<br>And hanged in his pants and his vest<br>the bald-headed bride bought a ticket to Spain<br>And eloped with a wig-makers son <br>while her jealous mad sister, riven with shame<br>Became a nun!</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />song performed by by Waterboys - <i><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/" target=_blank></a></i><div class=q>
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