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Artist: The Promise Ring
Canonical path: /the-promise-ring-musicas/best-looking-boys
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Best Looking Boys
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Best Looking Boys
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By the way I say your name I always know,
and by the way, I always say your name.
So let's talk about anything.
I'll make up drinks you make up things and we'll never be boring,
because no one knows that nothing changes but the words and the weather.
So we'll get older and we'll get good.
"Michael D.", "David K." best looking boys go all the way,
home is where they hang out.
Best looking boys go all the way.
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