The Wedding Singer - A Note from Grandma Lyrics |
2006 Broadway The Wedding Singer the Musical - A Note from Grandma Lyrics
LINDA: To my dearest robbie I think we need some space Please forgive my timing Dot dot dot, smiley face
I woke up this morning Prepared to walk on air Then realized that you've cramped my style As I cramped my hair You're just not that same person They guy I used to know I'm not in love with robbie now But robbie seven years ago
You should have been in motley crew Or david lee roth's replacement But instead you sing while people chew And you live in your grandma's basement
I hope this note is something That you can rise above Deep down you weren't in love with me You were just in love with love And so it's best we end this Before we even start
Signed, your pal Linda The "I" is dotted With a broken heart
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The Wedding Singer the Musical Lyrics
SYNOPSIS It's Your Wedding Day Someday A Note from Linda Pop! Somebody Kill Me A Note from Grandma Casualty of Love Come Out of the Dumpster Today You Are a Man George's Prayer Not That Kind of Thing Saturday Night in the City All About the Green Someday (Reprise) Right in Front of Your Eyes Single If I Told You Let Me Come Home If I Told You (Reprise) Move That Thang Grow Old with You It's Your Wedding Day (Finale)
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