This is the first dance by Karen (nee Singerman) and Stewart Martin (my son), on their wedding day, July 26, 2009. The couple were wed on the campus of Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio.
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This is the first dance by Karen (nee Singerman) and Stewart Martin (my son), on their wedding day, July 26, 2009. The couple were wed on the campus of Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio.
“Kokosing Farewell” sung by Kenyon College alumni and students attending the July 26, 2009, wedding of Karen Singerman and my son Stewart Martin.
Kokosing Farewell
Old Kenyon, we are like Kokosing,
Obedient to some strange spell,
Which urges us from all reposing;
Farewell, Old Kenyon,
Fare thee well.
And yet we are not like Kokosing,
Which beareth naught upon its swell
But foam of motion’s own composing;
Farewell, Old Kenyon,
Fare thee well.
But when we are far from Kokosing,
We still shall hear a calling bell,
When round us evening shades are closing;
Farewell, Old Kenyon,
Fare thee well.
And see a river like Kokosing,
In meadows sweet with asphodel,
Where mem’ry dwells dear past supposing;
Farewell, Old Kenyon,
Fare thee well.
Lyrics from the Kenyon College Student Handbook: http://www.kenyon.edu/x6912.xml
An original song written and performed by Peter Catlin for my son Stewart and his wife, Karen, on the occasion of their marriage this past Sunday.
TWO BECOME ONE
a wedding ballad by Peter Catlin
Song copyright Peter Catlin 2009