New love, new life
Straight face, hoping everything’s fine
We’ve got no frills, late bills,
Rent payments, we’re walking uphill
But we’re in tune, in time
You’re due at the end of July
So we’ll work hard, take heart
In a life…
Once in a lifetime…
Changed house, changed job,
Now we’re three, and still bumping along
Now I’m downsized, wound tight
In a life…
Once in a lifetime…
In a life…
Once in a lifetime…
I’ll make it better tomorrow
We’re gonna make it tomorrow
Months pass, too fast
Back to college and classified ads
And then I’m hired, suit and tied,
In a life…
Once in a lifetime…
In a life…
Once in a lifetime…
We’re gonna rise, cuz I’m going to climb
Up this ladder no matter the price
In a life…
Once in a life…
Once in a lifetime…
Tal Bachman (born Talmage Bachman) is a Canadian singer-songwriter born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, in 1974. Son of musician David Bachman and nephew of renowned musicians Randy and Robbie Bachman (The Guess Who), Tal inherited a strong passion for music from an early age. After starting to play guitar at the age of seven, he dedicated himself to songwriting and singing, developing a sound that blends elements of alternative rock, pop, and folk. In 1999, he achieved international success with the single "She's So High", taken from his self-titled album. The song climbed the charts worldwide, reaching number one in Canada and placing among the top ten in the United States. Bachman continued to release successful albums in subsequent years, collaborating with artists like The Roots and participating in international tours. Among his most notable songs are also "Burning Down", "The Way You Make Me Feel" and "I'm Not Afraid".
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