I have heard it said, you only get one life
Just a set of turns around the sun
Some only get ten, others ninety-five
Your paragraph is read, and then it’s done

And though I think it’s true for this me and you
And these bodies we’ve been living in
When this life is over, and the next one begins
I’ll sign that soul contract again

This one’s all about coffee in the morning
Rain is sometimes pouring, but we’re happy staying in
Sometimes we duke it out, at least it’s never boring
I bet we’re two of Spirit’s favorite roles Its playing

And yes, it’s hard to see that dimple on your chin
Without demanding that it’s permanent
But when the curtain’s closing, and the ghost light dims
I’ll sign that soul contract again

And I’m loving this whole dance with you
And how the movements change
While we remain the same

Ain’t it funny that our precious baby girl
Has got her daddy’s eyes, and that chin looks like her mom’s
Every time she laughs, it lights up the world
And once she gets my dad jokes, I know she’ll never stop

And how long have we waited in other lives before
To see the third star in our constellation
I guess we’ll find out, ‘cause when the laughter ends
I’ll sign that soul contract, and then
Discover Love over and over again
Then sign that soul contract again

Words & Music by Jesse Hughes