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It was an eight minute ceremonyEveryone was thereThe groom wore a black capeThe bride with diamonds in her hairThey disappeared like the troubadours They’re not coming backWe really knew how to have some funThey’re not alive not one of them, yeahI sit alone in my roomI’m so damn depressedI re-enact plays on the polo fieldI’ve never ridden a horseThat’s just the trouble with magazinesI get so involvedRecalling my days in North AfricaI’ve never crossed the Atlantic, yeahMy parents lived a life less glamorousWorking away in Las Vegas’72 Vista CruiserThey even lived in itI’ll gladly tell you all about itI can’t remember itI’ll say those were the days of the troubadoursThey’re not coming backWe really knew how to have some funBefore my parents got divorced, yeah