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Artist: GBH
Canonical path: /gbh/boston-babies
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Boston Babies
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Boston Babies
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Just met a girl down in Boston, I asked her for her name.
Said she wouldn't tell me for she was ashamed but I know.
Boston baby, Boston baby, why you so scared, why ?
Boston baby, Boston baby, I'm gonna take you high
You better stop your crying girl and jump into my car.
Said you want overkill, me and you will go far.
Boston baby, Boston baby, now you've got it made.
Boston baby, Boston baby, your carriages are paid.
Boston baby, Boston baby, walking down the street.
Boston baby, Boston baby, you'll knock them off their feet.
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