Song Description

This romantic couple can't seem to find time alone from the day they met, until their marriage.

Lyrics

Two's Company but Three's a Party
By Gary Skankey

I was minglin' at Earl's and I met a girl
Man there was some magic between us
My heart could feel it, she was gonna steel it
It was Mars collidin' with Venus
Then my cousin Joe budded in
Didn't get my subtle hint
'Cause his mind was soaked in gin
And he said with a goofy grin
Two's company, but three's a party
There's enough of us to get things started
As our fun train rolls it'll pick up steam
More friends will jump on and it'll be a scream
Two's company, but three's a party.
Well she took me home thought we'd be alone
But, her mom sat in a soft recliner
She was a bit wild eyed my girl took me aside
Said mama's suffering from old timer's
That old lady stared at me
Looked me over tryin' to see
What kind a son-in-law I'd be
Then she broke a smile and slapped her knee
And said...
There was always someone else everywhere we went
Like my best friend Roy and her uncle Kent
When it was finally just us two after tradin' I do's
One day that little test strip turned the color blue
Then I kissed her and shouted..
Two's company, but three's a party
There's enough of us to get things started
As our fun train rolls it'll pick up steam
More kids will jump on and it'll be a scream
Two's company, but three's a party.


Copyright Gary Skankey
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