Lyrics
Verse 1 (Damita)
They say that we couldn't make it together (oh no)
And they say that we couldn't stand stormy weather (oh yeah)
Verse 1 (Deitrick)
But I know that you are my angel from up above
(Up above)
I don't care what people say and
I don't care what they do
I'm gonna always be with you (ye-eah)
Cause what God has joined together
Let no man tear it apart (oh no)
Chorus
I'm in love with you
You're in love with me
And we know this love it was meant to be
I'm in love with you
Cause what God has joined together
Let no man tear it apart
Verse 2 (Damita)
Could this be
That our dreams have become our reality
For the rest of my life
Baby I'll be your wife
And you'll be with me
Verse 2 (Deitrick)
Gonna love you
Gonna hold you
Until the end of time
Oh baby baby baby baby
I'm gonna make you my wife (my wife, my wife)
Cause what God has joined together
Let no man tear it apart
Outro
I'm in love with you... (till fade)
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
"The Wedding Song" is written as a duet, with Damita and Deitrick answering each other across the verses rather than singing to an audience. The lyrics acknowledge doubt from outside the relationship, "they say that we couldn't make it together," before turning that doubt aside with a direct claim of belonging, "you are my angel from up above."
The chorus rests the relationship's security on Scripture rather than sentiment, repeating "what God has joined together, let no man tear it apart," a line drawn directly from Christ's teaching on marriage. That repetition turns a wedding day promise into a theological claim, treating the marriage as something established by God rather than only agreed to by two people.
As a love and wedding song, the track pairs romantic declaration with a biblical foundation, giving the couple's commitment a source of stability beyond their own feelings for one another.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 19:6 The chorus directly quotes Christ's teaching that what God has joined together should not be separated.