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Feb 16, 2011 · [Verse 1: Frank Ocean] I took a walk with the palm trees. As the daylight fell. Sangria in a canteen. Talking to myself (I can't remember) This tattoo on my left hand. Is turning purple-ish...
It's just an American wedding They don't mean too much They don't last enough We had an American wedding Now what's mine is yours American divorce Well, you can have my Mustang That's all I've got in my name But Jesus Christ, don't break my heart This wedding ring won't ever wipe off But if you stay Oh, if you stay (Stay) You'll probably leave ...
My pretty woman in a ball-gown. I'm Richard Gere in a tux. Getting married in a courthouse. Writing vows in a rush. Making out before the judge. With my teenage wife. Got a wedding band done. That I just might die with. It's an American wedding. They don't mean too much but we were so in love. We had an American wedding.
In his song, American Wedding, Frank Ocean expresses to listeners his views on marriage in America, and how he believes that in America, marriage is not a true act of love and it’s not meant to last. One thing he does to get this point across is he uses irony.
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American Wedding lyrics. [Intro: Frank Ocean] American love. American me. American you. American tears. American heartbreak. Oh, oh, oh. [Verse 1: Frank Ocean] I took a walk with the palm trees. As the daylight fell. Sangria in a canteen. Talking to myself (I can't remember) This tattoo on my left hand. Is turning purple-ish blue.
American Wedding Lyrics by James Fauntleroy from the Nostalgia, Ultra album- including song video, artist biography, translations and more: I took a walk with the palm trees as the daylight fell Sangria in a canteen Talking to myself This tattoo on my left ha…
