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I’ve chosen to go left and left was the right way
And I walked a thousand miles some years ago
And I kept on going forward on the highway
When the Devil came and said “You’re going wrong”

So I stood there for a while and then looked behind me
Was the road that I have chosen not the one?
Should I keep on going on or would it define me?
Was the right way where I should be all this time?

In, out, back, front, down, up, left, right,
Win some, lose some, then you might
Find your way through Hell to Heaven’s doorway,
And if by chance you make it right
You lucky bastard I don’t mind
Cause I’m the one who chose to take the highway

So I’ve chosen to go back and find where I’ve started
And I walked a thousand miles and years went by
And I found my way back home there in my crossroad
And I knew back there and then I’m going right

So I kept on going on, it seemed like forever
When an Angel stood before me as I walked
“You couldn’t go back now” he said “Nor go forward
Cause you’ve missed the only chance you ever got”

In, out, back, front, down, up, left, right,
Win some, lose some, then you might
Find your way through Hell to Heaven’s doorway,
And if by chance you make it right
You lucky bastard I don’t mind
Cause I’m the one who chose to take the highway

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from Captain Death, released December 9, 2017
Banjo: Meletis Pogas

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Grey River & The Smoky Mountain Athens, Greece

Grey River & The Smoky Mountain is a folk band from Athens, Greece. Their style is described as Americana, blending various American, Irish and European folk elements and genres including bluegrass, folk, country and blues.

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