Song Description
I think of this song as an unusual wedding song, And my wife and I really did have pasta at the judge's house!
| Song Length |
2:44 |
Genre |
Pop - Rock |
| Tempo |
Slow (71 - 90) |
Mood |
Blissful, On Cloud Nine |
| Subject |
Anger, Painkillers |
Language |
English |
| Era |
2000 and later |
| |
Lyrics
For Thee
Ric Seaberg
June 16, 2001
I hear the steam train rollin' by the esplanade
I said my prayers this morning to a living God
I've got a new tuxedo and a cumber bun
I hear the church bells ringin' up in Washington
Walk away? That's not right! I become an honest man tonight!
Run away? No, not me! I've been waiting all my life for thee!
We get a life together with a willing spouse
We get a pasta dinner at the judge's house
We get a trust agreement and a band of gold
We get to laugh and snuggle as we're growing old
Chorus, Solo
(Third verse follows, first 8 measures spoken or sung in judgevoice)
Now there's a damn good reason for the marriage of
These two fine people?..It's a thing called love
Now you two are legal! You're certified!
Be good to you r woman, now KISS THE BRIDE!
Walk away? Yes I said! I've got a lifetime deal with the woman in red
Run away, That's for me! I couldn't drink another cup of tea
And I've been waiting all my life for thee!
Walk away? Yes I said! I've got a lifetime deal with the woman in red
Run away? That's for me! I couldn't eat another bite of brie
And I've been waiting all my life for thee!