Where Have All The Good Boys Gone?
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Where Have All The Good Boys Gone?
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And who's the one that don't know all your friends?
And who knows that you've been up crying?
And that it can't go on like this
But it starts with you
And who's the one that can take all your fear
And turn it into something useful?
He's been waiting all along
And then it comes to you
And who's the one that can take all your fear
And turn it into something useful?
He's been waiting all along
And then it comes to you
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