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Practice: Don't Happen Twice

TWICE

3:23

💡How to Practice

Play the song on your music player or streaming service
Follow along with the synced lyrics below
Use the timestamps to check your timing

Lyrics with Timing

Sync Ready

0:18

I haven't seen you in forever

0:23

Oh, you haven't changed a bit

0:29

You didn't think that I remembered

0:36

How could I forget?

0:41

We sang Bobby McGee on the hood of my car

0:45

Made a wish on every star

0:48

In that clear September sky

0:53

One bottle of wine and two Dixie cups

0:57

3 a.m, I fell in love

1:00

For the first time in my life

1:05

Oh, that's somethin' that just don't happen twice

1:15

To this day, I still taste that first kiss

1:21

How I prayed it wouldn't end

1:26

And in a way seeing you like this

1:33

I guess it never really did

1:39

We sang Bobby McGee on the hood of my car

1:43

Made a wish on every star

1:46

In that clear September sky

1:51

One bottle of wine and two Dixie cups

1:54

3 a.m, I fell in love

1:58

For the first time in my life

2:03

Oh, that's somethin' that just don't happen twice

2:17

One bottle of wine and two Dixie cups

2:22

3 a.m, I fell in love

2:25

For the first time in my life

2:30

Oh, that's somethin'

2:33

Baby, that's somethin'

2:36

Oh, that's somethin' that just don't happen twice

2:43

Oh, yeah

2:51

We sang Bobby McGee on the hood of my car

2:56

Made a wish on every star

3:02

One bottle of wine and two Dixie cups

3:08

Yeah, we fell in love

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Song Information

Artist: TWICE
Album: Best Of
Duration: 3:23
Lyrics Type: plain

💡Singing Tips

• Listen to the original song first to learn the melody
• Start with slower parts before tackling fast sections
• Record yourself to identify areas for improvement