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UNSHED TEARS The bride wore ivory, A gown both simple and fine, Carried roses in her hands; Her wedding - it was not mine. A wedding should be a happy time With good wishes for each tomorrow; Yet as I hear them say "I do" My heart is filled with sorrow. I turn away from what might have been, Look ahead to lonely, lonely years. My words wish them happiness, My heart cries with unshed tears. A happy bride she was, No sorrow mars her day; They were pronounced "man and wife" And I slowly walked away. There is a time for happiness, And there is a time for sorrow. Once I thought I'd be the bride Looking ahead to our tomorrow.
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