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Does she still have that porcelain teapot
We would heat up every night
We came of age around that tea pot
Lost amidst the city lights

I did my time until the ocean
Called me back onto its shore
Crossing the bridge I cried a river
Knowing I wouldn't see her anymore

And though the world is getting smaller
It still costs a lot to fly
And there are no greater barriers
Than is distance and is time

Oh, what a happy day
The sun is bright just outside of LA
Ruth wrapped up a bowl that she had made
Eva brought her kids, and even Jimmy came
They ate fresh fruit, and drank champagne,
And six tanned girls were her bridesmaids
But God knows what I was doing when I was missing Ali's Wedding

He paid our way into the party
And then I left the two alone
He became as good a friend as she was
They were my home away from home

Back then his hair was long and tied up
He would roll us cigarettes
Growing up tends to refine us
But we were stunners way back then

Oh, what a happy day
The sun is bright just outside of LA
Ruth wrapped up a bowl that she had made
Eva brought her kids, and even Jimmy came
They ate fresh fruit, and drank champagne,
And six tanned girls were her bridesmaids
But God knows what I was doing when I was missing Ali's Wedding

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