Double Takes
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Double Takes
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We met in the emergency ward,
Getting our stomachs pumped.
Suffered the indignities two curtains apart.
Overhead the cop who brought you in say,
"next time, son, you might not be so lucky."
And i laughed out loud.
You counted all the times you crashed your car
I showed you the scars on my arms.
We stuttered and stopped right there
Till i got a brilliant idea
And kicked my legs right out from under me
Trying to kick up my heels
And you laughed and said,
"you tried so hard."
The first time we said goodnight
I could hardly speak let alone sleep
Took a deep breath, let it out and then
Looked straight at you and said,
"i don't think life just happens to you
More likely in spite of you
It's a marvelous thing
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Christine Fellows performs "Double Takes", and this lyric page sits inside the Christine Fellows catalog on LyroVerse.
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