Choices
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Choices
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What does it mean to live in harmony
Why would you choose to believe
Can you hear the call, writings on the wall
Is the picture painted clearly
Proclaim to be a godly man
They'll watch to see where you stand
Preach on but live what you say
Don't ya know there's a judgement day
Choices - it's up to you
Choices - watcha gonna do
Choices - there's many to choose
Choices
Wo do you blame when it all sounds the same
Who will you turn to in the end
Time is drawing near, wipe away the fear
To recognize where life begins
Just one way - watcha gona say on judgement day
If you will choose - watcha gonne lose
Old life equals old news
Choices - it's up to you
Choices - watcha gonna do
Choices - there's manny to choose
Choices - they'll come to you
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King James performs "Choices", and this lyric page sits inside the King James catalog on LyroVerse.
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