Little Decisions
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Little Decisions
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Hard times are never over
Trouble always comes
Still I'm looking forward
To tomorrow when it comes
I've done a little damage
To myself, I didn't care
There are things a man can't manage
And that's the devil's share
Little decisions are the kind I can make
Big resolutions are so easy to break
I don't want to hear about your big decisions
Work a little harder
Keep your mind on death
Get your things in order
Take a deeper breath
If drinking is the problem
Then drink a little less
If guilt becomes a burden
Find a friend, confess
Little decisions are the kind I can make
Big resolutions are so easy to break
I don't want to hear about your big decisions
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