Jeremy's Wedding
Jeremy's Wedding: A Bittersweet Dance of Memories
Lyrics
It was so nice
Expressing admiration for the wedding atmosphere.
I thought the bridesmaids looked beautiful
Complimenting the appearance of the bridesmaids.
Jeremy's suit was a little stiff
Noting Jeremy's suit as a bit rigid, acknowledging the typical formality of weddings.
But that's how it goes
Reflecting on the inevitability of such formalities at weddings.
Judy
Addressing Judy directly, possibly expressing surprise or disappointment.
Why didn't you
Questioning Judy's absence from the receiving line and expressing a desire for her presence.
Come say hello in the receiving line?
Highlighting the missed opportunity for Judy to greet in the receiving line.
I think he would've liked to have said hi
Suggesting Jeremy's hypothetical desire for Judy's greeting.
Oh, you look so nice
Complimenting Judy's appearance once again.
Judy
Reiterating the direct address to Judy.
Part of me
Expressing a lingering sense of missing Judy.
Misses you almost all of the time
Acknowledging a continuous longing for Judy.
You say, "out of sight, out of mind"
Disagreeing with the saying "out of sight, out of mind," suggesting Judy is not forgotten.
Oh, I disagree
Expressing disagreement with the notion that absence diminishes feelings for Judy.
Judy
Reiterating the direct address to Judy.
Smoke a joint
Describing a relaxed moment, possibly away from the main event.
On the side stairs it is so nice
Detailing a serene setting on the side stairs, potentially an intimate moment.
You ask me if I want to dance
Recalling an invitation to dance, invoking a joyful reaction.
Oh, it makes me laugh
Expressing amusement at the dance invitation.
Judy
Reiterating the direct address to Judy.
Skip a step
Describing a misstep during the dance.
Land on your toe, you make a face
Depicting a comical moment when landing on Judy's toe.
You forgot that I'm so bad at this
Noting forgetfulness in dance skills and attributing it to being under the influence.
And I'm so stoned
Admitting to being stoned, adding a layer of humor to the situation.
And it makes me laugh
Highlighting the laughter induced by the situation.
Is it all okay?
Pondering the overall state of affairs, questioning if everything is okay.
Judy
Reiterating the direct address to Judy.
And it makes you laugh
Emphasizing the shared laughter and questioning the overall well-being.
Is it all okay?
Repeating the question about the general state of affairs with a direct address to Judy.
Judy
Concluding with a final question about the well-being of the situation.
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