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Artist: Heathers The Musical
Canonical path: /heathers-the-musical/prom-or-hell
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Prom Or Hell?
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Prom Or Hell?
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Dear Diary
I'm going steady
Mostly he's awesome
If a bit too rock and roll
Lately he's bumped off
Three of my classmates
God, have mercy on my soul
They were just seventeen
They still had room to grow
They could have turned out good
And now we'll never know
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