The Dilemma
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The Dilemma
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He came from out of nowhere
I'm sure I was awake
He made a fleeting offer
A lifetime's prize to take
Just think a chance to change
The power to make It right
Go back and do it over
the past mine to rewrite
I don' t know why he chose me
and I don't really care
He gave me a dilemma
to go back or stay here
he said that If I go back
my history I could change
but he said my future
would never be the same
I might not ever meet you
or learned the things I've learned
or love the way I love now
when this way I return
Perhaps I would remember
the life that we have shared
or perhaps my memory
would vanish in thin air
He came from out of nowhere
I'm sure I was awake
And his like other offers
was one I couldn't take
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Salem Hill performs "The Dilemma", and this lyric page sits inside the Salem Hill catalog on LyroVerse.
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