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Boyfriend going away to USNA Need a song to sing


Question Posted Tuesday June 15 2010, 10:38 pm

My boyfriend is leaving for the United States Naval Academy very soon and will be gone for months and months.
I want to sing a song at his party, but idk what, I have two songs in mind

1. Faith Hill- There You'll Be
2. The Night Before (Life Goes On)- Carrie Underwood


never used a site like this before so uhh
dont let me down, strangers!

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Katlyn answered Tuesday June 15 2010, 11:41 pm:
i think you should sing the night before by carrie underwood it seems more approprait for the occassion and besides it a good song.

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