Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Waiting at the Church, artist - Julie Andrews. Album song Broadway's Fair Julie / Don't Go in the Lion's Cage Tonight and Other Heartrending Ballads and Raucous Ditties, in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 31.12.1961
Record label: Stage Door
Song language: English
Waiting at the Church |
I’m in a nice bit of trouble, I confess; |
Somebody with me has had a game |
I should by now be a proud and happy bride |
But I’ve still got to keep my single name |
I was proposed to by Obadiah Binks |
In a very gentlemanly way; |
Lent him all my money so that he could buy a home |
And punctually at twelve o’clock to-day- |
There was I, waiting at the church |
Waiting at the church |
Waiting at the church; |
When I found he’d left me in the lurch |
Lor, how it did upset me! |
All at once, he sent me round a note |
Here’s the very note |
This is what he wrote: |
«Can't get away to marry you today |
My wife, won’t let me!» |
Lor, what a fuss Obadiah made of me |
When he used to take me in the park! |
He used to squeeze me till I was black and blue |
When he kissed me he used to leave a mark |
Each time he met me he treated me to port |
Took me now and then to see the play; |
Understand me rightly, when I say he treated me |
It wasn’t him but me that used to pay |
There was I, waiting at the church |
Waiting at the church |
Waiting at the church; |
When I found he’d left me in the lurch |
Lor, how it did upset me! |
All at once, he sent me round a note |
Here’s the very note |
This is what he wrote: |
«Can't get away to marry you today |
My wife, won’t let me!» |
Just think how disappointed I must feel |
I’ll be off me crumpet very soon |
I’ve lost my husband, the one I never had! |
And I dreamed so about the honeymoon |
I’m looking out for another Obadiah |
I’ve already bought the wedding ring |
There’s all my little fal-de-riddles packed up in my box |
Yes, absolutely two of ev’rything |
There was I, waiting at the church |
Waiting at the church |
Waiting at the church; |
When I found he’d left me in the lurch |
Lor, how it did upset me! |
All at once, he sent me round a note |
Here’s the very note |
This is what he wrote: |
«Can't get away to marry you today |
My wife, won’t let me!» |