Her Again
Sleater-Kinney · Sleater-Kinney [1995]
i don't know what you mean
i don't remember it
it doesn't mean a thing
i'm just a normal girl
i am in that hole where you left me
there both body and soul
i am filled with all those sick things
and i am getting out of here
i'm her again
i'm her again
i'm her again
i'm her again
i didn't say that thing
i don't remember it
i wasn't there that day
i didn't see a thing
i am in this thing
well they say a body remembers it
???????????????
???????????????
i am getting out of here
i'm her again
i'm her again
i'm her again
i'm her again
????????
i'm her again
????????
i'm her again
i didn't say that thing
i don't remember it
i didn't see a thing
i don't know what you mean
i don't remember it
it doesn't mean a thing
i'm just a normal girl
i am in that hole where you left me
there both body and soul
i am filled with all those sick things
and i am getting out of here
i'm her again
i'm her again
i'm her again
i'm her again
i didn't say that thing
i don't remember it
i wasn't there that day
i didn't see a thing
i am in this thing
well they say a body remembers it
???????????????
???????????????
i am getting out of here
i'm her again
i'm her again
i'm her again
i'm her again
????????
i'm her again
????????
i'm her again
i didn't say that thing
i don't remember it
i didn't see a thing
i don't know what you mean
Her Again
Released on Sleater-Kinney's 1995 self-titled debut, 'Her Again' stands as a defining track of the band's early garage-punk and shoegaze fusion. The song features the group's signature interplay between lead vocalist Corin Tucker and guitarist Carrie Brownstein, blending raw energy with melodic sensibilities that would characterize their subsequent work. Recorded during the height of the alternative rock scene, the track exemplifies the band's ability to merge aggressive instrumentation with emotional depth. It remains a staple of their discography, showcasing the collaborative spirit that defined their first album and cementing their reputation as pioneers of the genre.

