(Hogard) Yeah.

(Traditional) Kiddie song learned from kindergarten teacher. Not quite the same vibe here, though. New instruments.

(Tudor) Henry VIII of England's most famous composition, passably included here for additional merriment.

(Hogard) Self-explanatory, with a lot going on. May not be a close factual account of the wedding itself. Kazoo!

(Hogard) Just a sweet simple pop song.

(Hogard/Hogard)

(Hogard/stochastic processes)

(Shelton) What would you call it?

(Hogard/Hogard) Something in your eye there.

(???)

(Hogard) Everyone should get a lovely wedding dirge as needed. Unfortunately not played at ceremony.

(Bassett/Shelton/Bender/Franklin?) On a lovely spring day in the BCS, why not should a man rise up from his drum throne and sing?

(Hogard/Shelton) A big wedding, a large circle of friends. Drink.

(Hogard) I loves me some mountain dulcimer.