This Is Your Life
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This Is Your Life
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You had it all arranged
How our life would be
problem is you never asked
Or consulted me
We'd share your life
Your loving man at home
Forgetting that I have a life
That I can call my own
You wrote the role
You'd have me play
But I'd have to be an actor
For it to work out that way
This is your life, not mine
And I'm getting out in time
You've had this house
Lived in it for years
Now you want me to give up my place
And move in with you here
But it has your stamp
A strong identity
No matter how much I love you
It'll never belong to me
The life you've planned I could never take
The sacrifice you ask is one
That you never make
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