Bobby Cole imagines himself as the “angry bull,” breaking in on the marriage ceremony of his ex-wife to a new husband.
Behold the citadel
Is covered by the weeds
On broken eggs of hope
There sits despair
The caterer is tending
To their needs
And the hum of human misery
Fills the air
Lady Ruth is sitting
In her ivory tower
She became the bride
Of Frankenstein
And an angry bull is banging
On the door below
Crying 'let her go
The lady's mine'
And the jester dances over
Undistinguished heaps of ruins
Writing songs of love
And revelation
And he says I think
I recognise the tune
But I just can't seem to place
The situation
And time is writing wrinkles
Upon his head
And all of his good friends
Can hardly wait until he's dead
And the deed is done
Burns like a fire in my mind
And you're surely mad of me
Mad of me to cry
Goodbye lady Ruth
Goodbye love of mine
If you want to know the truth
I hope you're feeling fine
Life goes on they say
But what am I to do;
When life is you without me
And me without you
Paper Wedding was written by Bobby Cole.
Bobby Cole released Paper Wedding on Wed Jan 01 1964.