Make Your Choice
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Make Your Choice
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Traffic's heavy
And the noise is loud
Do you go your own way
Or follow the crowd
It's inch by inch
And day by day
You make your choice
Then you better pray
It's inch by inch
And day by day
You make your choice
And then you better pray
With greed and power
The plot unfolds
Do you go your own way
Or do as your told
I've heard the best
Is yet to come
I'm optimistic but
I'm not dumb
It's inch by inch
And day by day
You make your choice
And then you better pray
What's right and what's wrong
And do we have a choice
Freedom is an illusion
If you drive a Rolls Royce
It's inch by inch
And day by day
You make your choice
And then you better pray
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Earl Musick performs "Make Your Choice", and this lyric page sits inside the Earl Musick catalog on LyroVerse.
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