I can't hear what he sings in the second line in the second vers. I've got the first part:
"A band just played a wedding march, and ? ? ? broken hearts.

Can anyone help me?

Martin
Denmark

Hej Martin. Her har du den!

you're awful bright, you're awful smart
i must admit you broke my heart
the awful truth is really sad
i must admit i was awful bad
while lovers laugh and music plays
i stumble by and i hide my pain
mm the lamps are lit, the moon is gone
i think i've crossed the rubicon

i walk the streets of love
and they're full of tears
i walk the streets of love
and they're full of fears

while music pumps from passing cars
a couple watch me from a bar
a band just played the wedding march
and the corner store mends broken hearts
a woman asks me for a dance
oh it's free of charge - just one more chance

i walk the streets of love
and they're full of tears
i walk the streets of love
for a thousand years

you had the moves, you had the cards
i must admit you were awful smart
the awful truth is awful sad
i must admit i was awful bad

and i walk the streets of love
for a thousand years
oh i walk the streets of love
and they're drenched with tears

oh everybody been talkin about it
everybody been walkin out
yeah but i .... ???
oh yes i do
oh the streets of love

Hilsen Michael

1000 tak, Michael!

Hvor fra i landet er du?

Hilsen Martin

I lyder som om i er kærester.

JumpingKentFlash

Så hr. Kent Alex Pedersen, 4. sal til venstre, lidt venlighed har aldrig skadet, og vi fans må jo hjælpe hinanden...

Martin

i dont mind the song, but how many times does he say awful..god it grates with me, couldnt he chosen another word...its like someone scraping there nails on a blackboard feeling.aghh

he must have had an awful day

It would have been worse if he had awsome
instead of awful in it *ggg*

I thought it was actually the "cornerstone" mends broken hearts, not the "corner store." A cornerstone is laid in a ceremony and joins two walls in a building. I think that analogy makes more sense in the context of the verse than the corner store.