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Choices


The choices you make affect your life. So which way, left or right? If right is good, and left is bad, which do you choose? It isn't always easy, because the line is sometimes hazy. Good and bad, right and wrong, Really, what's the difference? Isn't it a matter of opinion? Should everyone go left? Should everyone go right? If we all went the same direction, There would be no left or right. So if we were all good, Or if we were all bad, Our freedom would leave us. In the end, It's important to remember, That we always have a choice.
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