Jean Beauvoir
Jean Beauvoir
Jean Beauvoir
Jean Beauvoir
Jean Beauvoir
Jean Beauvoir
Jean Beauvoir
Jean Beauvoir
Jean Beauvoir
Jean Beauvoir
Once you were young
Didn't know what you wanted
Just a little girl, trying to find her head
See, you were different
Than the other girls I knew in school
You wanted that little pink house in the mountains
With chrome gates blocking the front door
I remember you weren't big into school jocks
You weren't big into parties
You weren't big into head games
But as I watched you grow up
Wondering if you ever saw me peeking
In your bedroom window, baby
I just wrote to say
Sorry, I missed your wedding day
And I hope you make it all the way
Sorry, I missed your wedding day
I hope you're not upset
That I wrote you a letter
I'm just not good with big affairs
That's why I felt it would be better
Well, I'd like to have seen you
But it didn't work out that way
I hope that somehow
I've said what I had to say
But if you change your mind
Remember that little schoolboy wearing black pants
Sitting in the corner of the school yard
Trying to get your attention
Oh, trying to get your attention
I'm sorry I missed your wedding day
And I hope you make it all the way
Sorry, I missed your wedding day
And I hope you make it all the way
Sorry I missed your wedding day, yeah
(Sorry, I missed your wedding day)
Sorry I missed your wedding day, yeah
Sorry, I missed your wedding day
(Sorry, I missed your wedding day)
Sorry, I missed your wedding day
Sorry, I missed your wedding day
Sorry, I missed your wedding day
Sorry, I missed your wedding day
Sorry I Missed Your Wedding Day was written by Jean Beauvoir.
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