| You’d better get some sleep for a change
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| Before tomorrow brings you down
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| By three o’clock they’ll both be sitting on that plane
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| Hopelessly honeymoon bound
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| And I hope no one asks you to kiss this bride
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| Or tie tin cans to the car
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| And the friends and relations mingle outside
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| You can linger at the bar
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| So bring on the rainclouds and block out the moon
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| Let the action begin
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| 'Cause it’s as sure as sunrise and as sure as time
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| The bride will be changing and you will be crying
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| And it will be raining as soon as the tide comes in
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| You’ll feel like some soap opera star
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| Predictably hitting the booze
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| With your standard issue broken heart
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| You step into your Saturday shoes
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| And you might feel better if you slapped her face
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| Or slipped some pills in his wine
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| But instead some voice in your head keeps saying
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| You’ll look back and laugh sometime
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| So bring on the rainclouds and block out the moon
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| Let the action begin
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| 'Cause it’s as sure as sunrise and as sure as time
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| The bride will be changing and you will be crying
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| And it will be raining as soon as the tide comes in
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| Yeah, it will be raining as soon as the tide comes in
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| So put on your lipstick and check that your hat’s straight too
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| 'Cause if they can go through with this you can do it too
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| So bring on the rainclouds and block out the moon
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| Let the action begin
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| 'Cause it’s as sure as sunrise and as sure as time
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| The bride will be changing and you will be crying
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| And it will be raining as soon as the tide comes in
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| It will be raining as soon as the tide comes in
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| Yeah, it will be raining as soon as the tide comes in
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| It will be raining as soon as the tide comes in
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| Tonight |