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Big Choice
 
  Big lies
Surprise
You’ve thought of everything
It builds your character you know
No way
Ok
So what’s the price you pay?
Too late to realize you’re broke

Do you think that everything worked out?
It’s good to see you’ve finally made it
Can’t you see you’re lying to yourself?

But this was all your choice
Do you think it makes a difference now?
But this was all your choice
It’s good to see it hasn’t changed you

You’ve tried
Denied
Can’t win at everything
It’s building character you know
Don’t wait
Too late
You’ve got a choice to make
It’s time to do what you’ve been told

Aren’t you glad that everything worked out?
It’s good to see you’ve finally made it
Can’t you see you’re lying to yourself?



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