I Went To A Wedding

Half Man Half Biscuit

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A I went to a wedding though only the night time; I didn’t know them that well,
E I watched on from the margins at the dance floor crowded.
B7 A The DJ adhered to the rule of occasion – “Dancing Queen” “Shoop Shoop Song” “You’re The One That I Want”
E F E They’re the ones that they want – he knew his trade well I could see.
B7 A And at a table nearby I heard a girl saying to a tall balding guest
E “So you’re Brad Friedel: I’m mildly impressed”.
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B7 A I thought I’d chance my arm, her reply won my heart
E “So, you’re William Pitt – Elder or Younger?”
B7 A And then inexplicably for reasons unfathomable
E But to me wholly admirable the DJ played us some Tallis.
A B7 E He yanked off The Corrs in disgust and announced Thomas Tallis: “Lamentations of Jeremiah”.
B7 A Across an empty dancefloor I walked to commend him
E And also enquire if he had any Dowland.
B7 A The incident passed, things got back to normal
E At the end of the evening everyone staggered out singing And they were singing………..
A E Oh you can’t put your foot up in Europe
A E You can’t show your studs on the ‘nent
A E They take a dim view of a slightly raised shoe
A B7 E B7 So think on if you’re up against Ghent, my lad
A B7 E B7 E Think on if you’re up against Ghent.
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