If I Could Do It All Over Again
by Robert Ramage
Intro:
Yeah…
Funny how time teaches without askin...
Verse 1
If I could do it all over again
I’d still run hard, still jump right in
But I’d listen more than I’d defend
Learn the cost of “right” before I’d win
I’d worry less ‘bout what folks say
Stop chasin’ ghosts that fade away
Spend more nights just stayin’ home
Less time feelin’ like I’m alone
Verse 2
If I could do it all over again
I’d take better care of the man within
Stretch my back, pace my pride
Know when to push and when to slide
I’d save my fire, not burn it fast
Learn the future don’t live in the past
Put my phone down, look in her eyes
Let some moments just pass me by
Chorus
If I could do it all over again
I wouldn’t trade the scars or the skin
Every bruise taught me who I am
I’d still walk this road — just hold her hand
I’d love the same, just not so blind
Fight the right fights, leave some behind
No, I wouldn’t change where I’ve been
But I’d do it wiser… if I could do it all over again
Verse 3
I’d say “I’m tired” without shame
Admit some losses before the blame
Stop carryin’ weight that ain’t mine
Let some fires burn out with time
I’d laugh more loud, hold grudges less
Know peace ain’t found in excess
Take Sunday slow, breathe it in
Thank God for where I’ve been
Bridge
Time don’t rewind, it just moves on
Leaves us choices, right and wrong
But every mile I’ve walked through fire
Built the bones of my desire
Verse 4
If I could do it all over again
I’d still believe in love and friends
Still take chances, still fall down
Just learn when it’s time to turn around
I wouldn’t trade this life I’ve known
Every step led me back home
The road was hard, but here I stand
A better man with wiser plans
Final Chorus
If I could do it all over again
I’d still be me, just softer when
The world comes swingin’ hard and fast
I’d hold the good, release the past
I’d love the same, just give more grace
Leave a little room for fate
No, I wouldn’t change where I’ve been
I’d just live it deeper… if I could do it all over again
Outro
You don’t get a redo…
You get a tomorrow.
And that’s enough.