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Luke Combs Says His Song About Loving Kids Includes Queer Kids Too

News Luke Combs Says His Song About Loving Kids Includes Queer Kids Too

Luke Combs says the message behind his song about loving children without conditions includes queer kids too, offering a rare moment of open support from one of country music’s biggest stars.

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