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Michelle Branch ~ Second Chances


Sometimes we get second chances And sometimes we never make it past the first It really makes you wonder why somethings happen when they do It really makes me wonder why it wasn't me instead of you And when you say It doesn't matter well it does And all it takes Is a mistake to eat your words Just one more time I think I'll drive on home tonight Sometimes we never see the warning And the voice in your head tells you not to go It really makes me wonder why somethings happen when they do It really makes me wonder why it wasn't me instead of you And when you say It doesn't matter well it does And all it takes Is a mistake to eat your words Just one more time I think I'll drive on home tonight And when you look its gone its too late to turn around And it's another day facing yourself and the things that you've done And when you say It doesn't matter well it does And all it takes Is a mistake to eat your words Just one more time I think I'll drive on home tonight more free lyrics

Sometimes we get second chances
And sometimes we never make it past the first
It really makes you wonder why somethings happen when they do
It really makes me wonder why it wasn't me instead of you

And when you say
It doesn't matter well it does
And all it takes
Is a mistake to eat your words
Just one more time I think I'll drive on home tonight

Sometimes we never see the warning
And the voice in your head tells you not to go
It really makes me wonder why somethings happen when they do
It really makes me wonder why it wasn't me instead of you

And when you say
It doesn't matter well it does
And all it takes
Is a mistake to eat your words
Just one more time I think I'll drive on home tonight

And when you look its gone its too late to turn around
And it's another day facing yourself and the things that you've done

And when you say
It doesn't matter well it does
And all it takes
Is a mistake to eat your words
Just one more time I think I'll drive on home tonight

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