Back To Prom
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Back To Prom
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Forever and ever, even today and after
I kept our picture forever
Back in the late 50's we went to the prom and kissing
But you went home with Tom Ripley
Throw the guy a meat bone, put him on a train
That's the way it should end
Living the outskirts, to 40 miles away
Where the lonely road ends
Forever and ever, even today and after
I still believe you can hear me
Believer, deceiver, the question lies beneath the
letter I wrote you in late May
Throw the guy a meat bone, put him on a train
That's the way it should end
Living the outskirts, to 40 miles away
Where the lonely road ends
Where the lonely road ends
Where the Guitar Gansters sings
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