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Reincarnation

from Take It Like A Man by Duck Duck Punch

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In a different life, I had all of the answers.
in a different life, I just joined a cult and changed my name.
in a different life, I got whatever the hell I wanted (and it was pretty great, honestly, I had nothing to complain about)

But in a different life, you cared about how I was doing.
And in a different life, hell, for once I cared about myself.
And in a different life, you and I were still together.
And in a different life, we didn't have to try.

We didn't have to try.
The regrets and the failures of the past that haunt me every now and then.
If I was made to do it over, would I make the same mistakes again?


In a different life, I was on the cover of TIME.
And in a different life, yeah, I drank with George W douche.
And in different life, I had sex with Andy Warhol (and almost Jeffrey Dahmer, and I kind of dodged a bullet there).

And in a different life, I was not always obsessed with you.
And in a different life, hell, you treated me like I deserve.
And in a different life, I was actually, finally, over you.
And in a different life — no — we didn't have to try.

We didn't have to.
We didn't have to.
No, we didn't have to try.

Suffice to say:
• I never cried.
• You didn’t break me with your lies.
• I moved on when I said goodbye.
• We never even had to fucking try.

Despite the ways I’m broken would I love you every life I lived again?
Presented with the option would I elect to meet my decline again?

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from Take It Like A Man, released July 15, 2015
B. Rudell (BMI)

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