Got Two Again
Roger Miller · Other Songs - Roger Miller
And what I'll do is have a volunteer give me a number
And I'll take that number
And make a verse for a song out it
Now, if someone will give me
A number between 20 and 22
I'll show you, what I mean, 21
That's very good, first time, 21
Well, 21 take away 9
12 little children standing in a line
From that take 2 that leaves you 10
Take away 8 and you got 2 again
Yeah, you got 2 again, you got 2 again
You used to love me once and now you got 2 again
You got 2 again, you got 2 again
You used to love me once and now, you got 2 again
Now see how easy that was
For the second verse
I need someone to give me a number
Between 12 and 14, I'll make a verse, 13
13, ah, 13, well, 13 multiplied by 1
You still got 13 but wasn't that fun
Now, take that same 13 multiply by 2
26 hours the train's overdue
Yeah, you got 2 again, you got 2 again
You used to love me once and now you got 2 again
You got 2 again, you got 2 again
You used to love me once and now, you got 2 again
10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2
Happy people divided by 1
Leave nothing, nothing, none
You got 2 again, you got 2 again
You used to love me once and now, you got 2 again
You got 2 again, you got 2 again
You used to love me once and now, you got 2 again
You used to love me once and now, you got 2 again
You used to love me once and now, you got 2 again
You used to love me once and now, you got 2 again
Got Two Again
Roger Miller's 'Got Two Again' stands as a testament to his unique ability to blend country storytelling with whimsical humor. Known for his distinctive vocal delivery and inventive songwriting, Miller frequently explored themes of everyday life with a touch of the absurd. This track fits within his broader discography of character-driven narratives that often challenged conventional country norms. While not always a chart-topping single, the song reflects the playful spirit that defined much of his work during his most prolific years. Miller's approach to composition allowed him to create memorable melodies that resonated with audiences seeking both entertainment and emotional connection. His legacy remains firmly rooted in his capacity to transform simple concepts into enduring musical moments that continue to engage listeners across generations.