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A wedding that won't happen.

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If I wasn’t so damned crazy I’d send you away.
Instead, sentimental I begged you to stay.
I’d never been in love, I was quite naïve.
But with all the love you showed me I was eager to believe.

I’m sorry that’s it’s over, it’s so unfair to you
But by clinging to this false love, I’d be lying to me too.

Tomorrow there’s a wedding; you’ll be in the church.
I like to keep a promise not leave you in the lurch.
A wedding takes an hour, a marriage many years
And if it’s all for nothing, better now the tears.

I never meant to hurt you. Oh, you were never used.
Love was such a stranger. I was just confused.

Tomorrow there’s a wedding, you’ll be in the church.
I like to keep a promise, not leave you in the lurch.
A wedding takes an hour, a marriage many years
But if it’s all for nothing, better now your tears
If it’s all for nothing, better now your tears
Better now the tears.

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from More Original Songs from John Hunter Combo (May 2023), released May 25, 2023
Words & Music, vox, harmonica, guitar, production John Hunter Combo.

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John Hunter Combo Melbourne, Australia

BOOK John Hunter Combo, noted Melbourne-based solo singer song writer and renowned harmonica player.

John sings original blues, country, ballads and covers with harmonica and guitar around Melbourne and Victoria. He is frequently invited to join bands and individual artists on stage and to provide harmonica in local studios and overseas by internet connection. ... more

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