| Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run,
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| There’s still time to change the road you’re on.
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| (there's still time to change the road)
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| Here’s a little story about a boy named Richie, Richie came from a rich home,
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| quite nifty,
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| Richie was rich but he’s soul quite empty, his parents bought everything he was
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| spoiled plenty but,
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| Still something was wrong inside the mind of his, he was spaced out attracted
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| to fine violence,
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| He would listen to Beethoven and play the violin, sometimes sat in his room in
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| greater silence,
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| Close his eyelids and picture the desires of burning fires and hurting the kids
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| in his choir,
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| There was no sign of friends he was tired, of being sick and tired of being hit
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| by Michael,
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| So one day he buys a gun, two for the price of one, goes to school to have a
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| little bit of fun,
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| In the middle of the caféteria where all the kids are, he looks around and
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| thinks should he do something this bizzare.
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| Here’s another story about a boy named Cory,
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| Cory was the opposite of Richie he was poor see,
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| He was poor that couldn’t afford heat, but they would have food on the table
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| every morning,
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| Step into his shoes to fill his little sore feet,
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| He slept on the floor tucked under his little torn sheets,
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| Mommy worked and daddy was sipping forties, mommy was too busy to spend a
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| minute with Cory,
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| See mommy had two jobs just to barely support him,
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| And daddy was too drunk so he always ignored him,
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| He’s sick of if it he wishes he lived in a mansion, he wishes he was rich and
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| was fitted in fashion,
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| He went to school and the rich kids would always harass him, they picked on him
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| and spit on him, you couldn’t imagine,
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| But this time Cory bought a gat as mad as a madman,
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| In th caféteria thinking should he just blast them.
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| Richie’s in the caféteria chewing on his bubblegum, he’s having racing thoughts
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| everyone’s in trouble son,
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| Looking at the clock time is ticking he can hear the tock,
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| Waiting for the perfect time to strike he’s getting very hot,
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| Cory’s in the caféteria thinking when to pop his glock, and he just heard
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| someone’s gum just pop,
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| He turns around and sees a nervious little rich boy, looking paranoid,
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| Sweating bullets all annoyed,
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| Now they both get up it a game time, they both reach for guns at the same time,
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| Richie looks at Cory, Cory looks at Richie, Cory yells at Richie «Are you insane? |
| I would kill to be rich»,
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| «That's what you think, my life isn’t as it seems, I don’t feel pain»
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| There’s still time to change the road |