Letra de I Sang at Your Mom's Wedding? (Live)
(I love you) I love you too I don't know, I (You sang at my mom's wedding) I, I don't know (as a wedding singer) I sang at your mom's wedding as a wedding singer? Your mom's wedding? Have I been doing it that long?How old is your mom? (She's way older than I) did she have you, like, really young? What? (It was her second marriage) oh, her second marriage, okay(It's my birthday) happy birthday, ma'am, but I'm still on the wedding thing I'm just, like What I'm thinking What's going through my head is, do you have it on video? 'Cause that's a little scary to meHave you, but not here Do you put, you, are they gonna release it on there sometime? 'Cause 'Cause if, if memory serves me, my My hair probably looked like, um No, it was like, like Julia Roberts in Mystic Pizza, remember? It was like, really big and the side part was like, started hereBut the good thing about that hairstyle When I was a wedding singer 'Cause sometimes I was singin' songs that I wasn't proud of, you know Like, the, the band leader makes you do all this cheesy stuff And so I would take the hair and put it over my headSo it's possible, you go revisit that video That I look more like Like a, like a, I don't know what I look like But my hair will be over my face so that Something like this could not happen to me(I love you) I love you too I don't really know you, sir I mean, I love you I think I love you, but let's be real I don't even know who you are, likeI think if we went out for a drink, we would We would fall madly in love perhaps (It's still my birthday) okay, happy birthday, damn itHow many other birthdays are here in the audience? I didn't mean to make you not feel special I appreciate you (I appreciate you) Thank youHow about these guys behind me? And when I say guys, I mean guys and, and, and women (amazing women) Fierce, amazing, talented, beautiful women, yeah Don't say it's your birthday again, ma'amSo, um, this song, you know I do it all the time whenever I'm on stage And I, it's become sort of a mantra for me, I guess Just doesn't feel right when I don't do it And, umWell, you know, if you're If you're like the one straight guy that was dragged to the audience tonight That doesn't know who I am The, um, by that sign of laughter Maybe there's a few straight men That were dragged to the audience this evening And they didn't google me or anythingJust wanna get laid tonight by their wives And they're here Sorry, cover the little girls' ears, I'm sorry I said it once, I'll say it again, I'm a Disney princess, but I got a lotta queens in the audience, soIt's very hard to reconcile my demographic I don't even know what I'm talking about anymore Oh, yeah, oh, yeah, I'ma say, I was, I was actually I was trashin' the straight guys because, um Assuming that they don't know musical theater Which isn't nice because my ex-husband And my boyfriend, I met them both at musicals And I think that they're straight, so At least I hope so, uhAnyway, so This song was the very first job that I got It was from a show called Rent, andAnd, uh And the show is written by a man named Jonathan Larson Yeah And 20 years ago, he, uh, he wrote the show Or he was workin' on it, andHe, um, he hired a bunch of us and we rehearsed for about five weeks And then on the night of the very first performance In front of an audience, he suddenly passed away So, it was an incredibly sad, complicated time And I think it taught me, you know, what's really important What we do here, andEvery night, you know, we'd have to get up on stage And make sure that we really did right by him So it gave us a real perspective Taught us priorities, as our world was changing, 'cause the show was So successfulSo anyway, so, I like to do this, um Song when I can so I can say thank you to him every night For changing my life And, um 'Cause my last wedding, by the way, when your mom Maybe it was your mom's weddingIt was, it was the, it was 1995 of December And then, uh, came Rent, and then I didn't do any more weddings And, uh, 'cause your mom's wedding was such a Such a bad experience for me I'm just kidding I just, I'm just kidding, but that just, like, came for me No, I...Oh, man, those jobs were hard Sometimes the old people would come up and yell at me In the middle and tell me I was singin' too loud Anyway, I digress But...So I say thank you to him for For teaching me so much And also, for teaching us all what the show was all about Which was living for today And not taking people for granted Being true to yourself, your artistic integrity and who you are And really sticking to your dreams, you know? And, um, most of all, the living in the moment 'Cause life is so fleeting, you know?We just have to really take care of each other And love each other