Step right on in, I’ll tell you what’s wrong

No need to sit down, you ain’t staying that long

The talk that I’m hearing is bringing me down

They say that you’re cheating – it’s all over town

So I brought you here to tell you my own piece of news: You’ve got to choose



So you found you some girl who’ll hike up her dress

Well, it’s a free country...more or less

But this ain’t no free ride, no not today

That bill just came due and you’re gonna pay

If you think I’m gonna back down, that’s a fight you’re ‘bout to lose

You’ve got to choose, you’ve got to choose



Now you think your choice is her or me

But that ship has sailed, boy, it’s far out to sea

So walk out that door now, no need to pack

Your worldly possessions – you ain’t getting ‘em back

So should I set your things on fire or throw them off the roof?

You’ve got to choose

Yeah, should I set your things on fire or throw them off the roof?

You’ve got to choose

Vocals - Mia Boostrom
Guitar - Sean Coleman
Guitar - Bill Danylik
Guitar - Andrew Gravel
Guitar - Sam Crawford
Bass - Sean McLaughlin
Keys - Brad Goff
Drums - Mike Levesque

Behind the Song:
'This was the last song I wrote for the album. It started off as a gospel number, but as I was singing over the two-chord vamp I was using to set up the verses, I said to myself “Wait a second – this isn’t the gospel, this is the blues!” The inspiration for the lyrics came from what my wife said she’d do to me if I ever strayed. Those words have stuck with me. This song is an embarrassment of riches as far as guitarists go. The amazing Andrew Gravel from The Gravel Project was able to sit in and do the main guitar solo, and Sam Crawford, Bill Danylik and I trade shorter solos at the end. Mia Boostrom absolutely crushed the vocals and Mike Levesque’s iconic drum intro gives this song a classic feel. Brad’s Goff’s Hammond was the glue that held it all together.'