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Artist: Pants Yell!
Canonical path: /pants-yell/pony-tails
Related lyric paths: 6
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Pony Tails
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Pony Tails
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you forged the trail
left a map
so i know where to go
we marched on through the wood
luckily your not scaring me OH
eric and ashley know your name
jill and scott know your wrong
when stacy and dan return we'll be damned
and thats the way to be
In november you left school
all you see is catasrophe
through the town square to the left
past the bridge you know where i live OH
alex and tim saw you leave
your friend racheal saw you home
when ryan and paul grow up they'll have all
the books you never read.
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