In the small town of Primson one waits to be wed.
From the time you are born the idea sits in your head.
For girls the dress matters, it matters the most.
For boys, a pretty girl, about whom they can boast.
In the small town of Primson the people are vain.
They themselves? Heavenly. You? Mundane.
Every lady is lovely, elegant and smart.
Every gentleman, chivalrous with a big heart.
In the small town of Primson they need lots of rope.
For when you are wed, you will never elope.
You shall never divorce, this they make sure.
The day you marry, the ceremony you shall endure.
In the small town of Primson life expectancy is low,
No one is quite sure why, although...
I have a feeling it has to do with this little fact,
On the day of their weddings there’s this special act.
After you're married there is no time to gloat,
by the time its all over you’ll hang from your throat.
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