Sad Wedding Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell
"Sad Wedding" by Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell is a soulful duet from 1968 that explores themes of heartbreak and lost love, reflecting on the pain of a wedding that ends in sorrow. The song features rich harmonies and emotional delivery, typical of Motown's sound. Its poignant lyrics resonate with anyone who has experienced love's fleeting nature. #Soul
[Chorus 1]
It was a sad wedding, a very sad wedding
And the tears came tumbling from my eyes
[Verse 1]
We fell in love, first day we met
Then later on we were wed
And as we stood there greeting all our friends
Here's what I heard somebody say
[Chorus 2]
It was a sad wedding, oh, how I cried
Oh, how beautiful was the bride
[Chorus 1]
[Verse 2]
I was so nervous, I just couldn't wait
To see you walk down the aisle
Then suddenly there was music, all my fear was gone
And you came walking with a smile
We had our reception
Then we were on our way
Off to our honeymoon
When you threw your bouquet
And rice flew over our heads
I overheard somebody say
It was a sad wedding, a very sad wedding
And the tears came tumbling from my eyes
[Verse 1]
We fell in love, first day we met
Then later on we were wed
And as we stood there greeting all our friends
Here's what I heard somebody say
[Chorus 2]
It was a sad wedding, oh, how I cried
Oh, how beautiful was the bride
[Chorus 1]
[Verse 2]
I was so nervous, I just couldn't wait
To see you walk down the aisle
Then suddenly there was music, all my fear was gone
And you came walking with a smile
We had our reception
Then we were on our way
Off to our honeymoon
When you threw your bouquet
And rice flew over our heads
I overheard somebody say
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