I'd be home free if I could make up my mind,
What to do about you.
One minute I think I love you, the next I'm playing the fool.
You're such a part of me, can't tear myself away from you.
Don't care what people say, I just want to be close.
I've changed my mind a thousand times,
Now it's a case of do or die.
There's no more time to reason why.
Now it's a matter of decision,
Why can't I make up my mind?
I can't stand this indecision,
I'm going out of my mind.
The world is in such a sorry state.
In the papers, in the news.
Politicians can't see their hands from their feet,
Nobody cares about the truth.
Wish I could make the world a better place for you and me.
You always run and hide, I only want to be close.
The teachers stuff your head with lies,
And make it hard to realize,
What's going on, what's wrong, what's right.
Well, it's a matter of decision,
We all must make a stand,
For everything that we believe in,
Every woman, every man.
It's a matter of decision.
A matter of decision, a matter of decision.


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