The Choice
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The Choice
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it ain't fair i can't believe it
there's two doors out of here
they're so identical and both of them
is whispering my name
in despair i cry apathy is
poisoning my mind
will i win or will i lose
does it matter what i choose
my shadow is silent
what else can it be
it's always a secret
ones own destiny
voices are calling
they want me to hear
want me to trust them
and believe they are there
the choice
there is two doors out of here
the choice
will i ever be free
i've made the choice now
i'm entering a door to somewhere else
everything is black
and there is no more turning back
my shadow is silent
what else can it be
it's always a secret
ones own destiny
voices are calling
they want me to hear
want me to trust them
and believe they are there
the choice
there is two doors out of here
the choice
will i ever be free
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Lefay performs "The Choice", and this lyric page sits inside the Lefay catalog on LyroVerse.
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