Lyrics Wedding Song - Arlo Guthrie

Wedding Song - Arlo Guthrie
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Wedding Song, artist - Arlo Guthrie. Album song Outlasting the Blues, in the genre Музыка мира
Date of issue: 11.10.1979
Record label: Warner Bros
Song language: English

Wedding Song

Poor Adam alone in Eden
Taking off his shoes
Tired of running around all morning
From his animal interviews
He awoke with a hand on his brow
Asking, who are you
They spent the rest of their lives together
Making their debuts
Dressed in leaves and wearing blues
Some say one thing, some say two
Ain’t much about it anyone can do
Keep on walking till my soles wear through
Wearing away my shoes
Evening comes and the sky turns red
Clouds of color cover up our heads
Ain’t it something just to lie here in bed
Just me and you
Oh Mary, wrapped up in glory
What are you going to tell your groom
How’s he going to feel on the day of your wedding
What will your friends assume
Oh, but Joseph and Mary were married
The angels carried the news
What the Lord has joined together
The world must not undo
There’s a wedding down at the church this morning
Let’s go wish them well
It’s a beautiful day for getting married
I hope the weather lasts as well
It’s been years since we’ve been married
I know we’ve paid some dues
Now ain’t it something just to lie here together
Just me and you
Outlasting the blues

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Artist lyrics: Arlo Guthrie