How the Multiverse Theory Helped Me Feel Better About Myself

from Life After Death by Oodles

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Somewhere out there you’re living my other life,
doing the things I never could do.
10 to the 100 light years removed,
can’t love myself so I’ll love you.

There’s a world where I make the best decisions
and give half to charity.
Every song I write will be about rockin’!
I won’t be squeezed by anxiety.

(Somewhere out there you’re...)

Somewhere I speak with proper grammar,
and I never hide behind humor.
Where I always have better rhymes than that.
And I said I loved them when I had the chance.

We all need something to hold on to.
Na na na etc.

There’s an Earth where I go to brunch on Sundays,
talk to people, and express my feelings.
I bet I would even find religion!
Well, you may need a bigger telescope for that.

(Somewhere out there you’re...)

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from Life After Death, released August 6, 2021

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