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Steppin’ and Reelin’ (The Wedding) Lyrics by Ronnie Lane

One for the Road

1976

[Verse 1]
Oh, when I wake this mornin'
I'm gonna take you for a ride
Go and get your shoes
Gonna take you in a buggy by my side
[Verse 2]
I ain't superstitious, no
But I'm gonna dress you all in white
From the chapel to the champagne
Well, I hope you'll still by standing come the night
[Verse 3]
'Cause we're gonna cut a caper
We'll go steppin' and reelin' 'til the light
Oh, my love for you, it hurts me
It hurts me bad, it cuts me deep inside
Oh, that's why come the morning
I'm gonna take you for a ride
[Verse 4]
Somethin' old, I see you
Wearin' somethin' once what was new, babe
And there's something borrowed, oh
I see you wearing something once was blue
All those ornamental ruins
They're typical of me and of you, babe
That's why come the mornin'
I'm gonna take you for a ride
[Verse 5]
Oh, go and get your shoes on, girl
And get you and your skinny ass outside
If you ever break my heart, I swear
I'm gonna break your jaw and then I'll die
Oh, 'cause my love for you, it hurts me
It hurts me bad, it cuts me deep inside
[Instrumental]
[Verse 6]
But those ornamental ruins
They're so typical of me and of you
Oh, Katie get your skates on, girl
The kids aren't dressed and we're runnin' out of time
Oh, the best man, he's hungover
And he's done and gone and left the ring behind
Oh, no, and your mother's in the front yard
And I think I know what's going through her mind
[Verse 7]
Somethin' old, I see you wearing somethin' once was new, babe
And there's, somethin' borrowed, oh
I see you wearing something once was blue
I've heard it said, that you can shake a leg or maybe two babe
That's why, come the mornin'
We'll go steppin' and reelin' cross the night
[Outro]
There goes my band again
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About “Steppin’ and Reelin’ (The Wedding)” by Ronnie Lane

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