The Wedding

Yes I've made some bad decisions

Taken a few wrong turns.

I've even lived to regret

Most of the bridges I've burned.


But of all the things I should have done

That I didn't do.

The one that I regret the most

Is not saying, I love you.


Now your in the arms of another.

I guess you'll never know.

All the dreams I had for us

Or how I loved you so.


I'll regret it till my dying day

The things that might have been.

I wish I had the chance to tell you now

What I couldn't tell you then.


As yours standing there, so beautiful

In a stunning gown of white.

The minister just told the crowd

I pronounce you man and wife.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2007

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