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Prom Kings
DO YOU LIKE COUNTRY MUSIC? Prom king Carter managed to secure a date to the prom with last years prom queen. A problem arises when he cant find his corsage the one item last years prom queen asked for to let him go out with her.
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DO YOU LIKE COUNTRY MUSIC? Prom king Carter managed to secure a date to the prom with last years prom queen. A problem arises when he cant find his corsage the one item last years prom queen asked for to let him go out with her.
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