Wedding Dress Lyrics
What is the meaning of the song "Alison" by Elvis Costello?
These are the lyrics: Oh, it's fun to be you see after so long, my daughter. And the way you look I understand that they were not impressed. But I heard you let the friend of my little take off your party dress. No I will be too sentimental other sticky valentines, because I do not know if someone you love. I know this is not mine. Alison, I know this world is killing. O Alison, My Aim Is True. Well I see you have a husband now. Did he leave finger lying on the very wedding cake? You used to hold in his right hand. I bet you had everything I could take. Sometimes I wish I could stop talking about you when I hear the silly things he says. I think someone has a better light with great care, because I can not bear to see in this way. Alison, I know this world is killing. Oh, Alison, my aim is true. My aim is true.
VH1 Storytellers Elvis says he wrote about a girl who was working in a supermarket and what a sad life it would have.
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