Oh I'm sad to see you married One so pretty still so strong To a boy who loves you ne'ery one cubit more than you and I when we were both still young But I'm tying up my tie, dear And I will not say a word Your satin feeling so goddamn sweet Your wedding cake, I will eat Your wedding cake, I will eat I don't have a gift to bring you No dinnerware like other guests Just unobtrusive songs to sing you while you walk with your father as per your request But I'm tucking in my shirt, dear And I will not say a word Your satin feeling so goddamn sweet Your wedding cake, I will eat
Your wedding cake, I will eat But when I drink up my drinks (And you look good to me) And I take my turn to dance (With the tired, happy bride) Selfish regret beneath First Methodists I declare to Jesus Christ and both of his a**ociates I recall living together The first roof and bed I shared And we loved without thinking Before I was cool or half as debonair I just bu*toned up my coat, dear And I will not say a word Your satin feeling so goddamn sweet Your wedding cake, I will eat Your wedding cake, I will eat Your wedding cake, I will eat