Distance

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A hundred miles between us Could never part us more Than that one step you took from me What time my need was sore. A hundred years between us Might hold us less apart Than that one dragging moment Wherein I knew your heart. Now what farewell is needed To all I held most dear, So far and far you are from me I doubt if you could hear.

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