Conscience
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Conscience
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Don't you have a conscience
Look what you're about to do
Start to walk down the wrong path
I know this isn't you
You say there's no place to turn
Instead you run and hide
Behind something not really there
Just to save your pride
You think this is the answer?
Think all of your problems will go away?
Of course you will forget them all
But they are here to stay
You'll have to face them someday
Whether you're ready or not
It all comes down to one last
Do you want to lose your spot?
Say goodbye to frinds and family
Unless you could do without
Say farewell to fame and fortune
Dead-end road from here on out
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