You Look Great, Really

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4:27

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Mom There is my only daughter standing up there, She’s next to her father, the bridal pair. And these are the words that she wants me to say, On this my ex-husband’s second wedding day. Daughter My mom is sitting there towards the back, With her long time boy friend Jack. We all invited Mother plus one, To show any hard feelings were done. I know the only words that she will here say, No matter how long or short she’ll stay. Everything is lovely, in truth The bride is glowing, honest. Who did her make-up? It’s stunning, in truth. Everything is fine, honest. You look great, really. Mom That’s her father she’s proudly standing next to. Since we divorced, she has flowered and he grew. Carol and he make such a genuine match, It seems so natural now that their love would catch. Daughter I asked them only once to stay together for me, Dad said nothing; Mom was the one who said it couldn’t be. She told me then and later that while we all were smart, We all should be in homes where we lived with open hearts. She always insisted my Father was a man fine, And Mom, always the steady Mom, will stick to her lines. Everything is lovely, in truth. The bride is glowing, honest. Who did her make-up? It’s stunning, in truth. Everything is fine, honest. You look great, really. Mom Carol truly loves Tom, and my daughter too, And Carol thinks it fun when Sue calls her Mom 2. And Tom’s better with Carol’s love so today, I know just what to him and all I will say. Everything is lovely, in truth. The bride is glowing, honest. Who did her make-up? It’s stunning, in truth. Everything is fine, honest. You look great. Everything is fine, honest. You look great, really. Really.