The Boy In The Picture
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The Boy In The Picture
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I asked the boy in the picture what could he see?
He said it's been twenty long years
but you still look like me
If you find somebody that you need
Go ahead and tell her show her what you mean
And soon you'll find that love is blind and free
If you see Sally or Smokey say hello from me
Tell them I hope they're happy
Working the beach, just out of reach, but free
I asked the boy in the picture
how's your brother been?
He said he's doing just fine now but
he's still a little too thin
And then the boy in the picture he asked me
Got any tips where do I go wrong and
Who am I going to be
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