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Right or wrong

from The Game by Ronan Conroy

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2006

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Is it right or wrong?
Find it hard to leave
Think I could belong
Think I could believe

Aching true
Or meaningless
Point of view
Or the edge of bliss?

What’s real?
What’s not?
They’re only talking ‘cause they haven’t got
What’s right?
What’s wrong?
I think I knew the answer all along

Seek your thief
Seek him out
Wake and weep
When the truth comes out

I’m not trying to explain
Oh no - not this time
If I can’t speak a word of this in sentences that can make sense
How can I sing the heart of this in rhyme?

What’s real?
What’s not?
They’re only talking ‘cause they haven’t got
What’s wrong?
What’s right?
Oh they think everything is black and white
What’s real?
What’s not?
They’ve nearly taken everything I’ve got
What’s right?
What’s wrong
I think I knew the answer all along

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from The Game, released February 28, 2015

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