Which-a-way
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Which-a-way
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I'm standing by the street lights of the city wondering which way i should go
You're to my right she's to my left and i'm like a smoke ring that blows
Which a way which a way which a way do i go
I know if i should turn to my right hand i'll break a heart and a home
But if i should turn to my left hand i'll break nobody's heart but my own
Which a way which a way which a way do i go
[ guitar ]
My life is like the streets of the city dark deserted and alone
My heart can't reach that decision and i'm caught between right and wrong
Which a way which a way which a way do i go
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Charlie Louvin performs "Which-a-way", and this lyric page sits inside the Charlie Louvin catalog on LyroVerse.
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