Boys (Dean Brody song)

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  1. The song was originally listed as "Dean Brody featuring Mickey Guyton", it was later altered to list the song as a duet in 2021. [1]

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"Boys"
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Single by Dean Brody featuring Mickey Guyton [upper-alpha 1]
from the album Boys
ReleasedNovember 18, 2020 (2020-11-18)
Genre Country
Length3:15
Label Scurvy Dog
Songwriter(s)
  • Emily Reid
  • Matt McVaney
  • Travis Wood
Producer(s)
Dean Brody singles chronology
"Canadian Summer"
(2020)
"Boys"
(2020)
"Lightning Bug"
(2021)
Mickey Guyton singles chronology
"Heaven Down Here"
(2020)
"Boys"
(2020)
"Remember Her Name"
(2021)