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The furthest distance in the world
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But when I stand in front of you
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The furthest distance in the world
1 D5 ^; n5 P- S0 g; `! C' [) S6 cIs not when I stand in front of you & T! z! D8 d. ^7 I# O5 K" }0 I" s
Yet you can't see my love
& A( _- d3 ?/ cBut when undoubtedly knowing the love from both$ O/ v# Z* `* _* r. Y
Yet cannot
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! |* Y5 \# W Y( Z% s; |7 FThe furthest distance in the world
* S0 I$ v! P" i' |) E" kIs not being apart while being in love
- S/ E9 Z0 N* ^1 L+ X( zBut when plainly can not resist the yearning
?$ m, l3 i7 f( \+ H. \% KYet pretending 1 o: y! y/ e% J6 Q
You have never been in my heart
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The furthest distance in the world 8 B( K, q9 [/ z; x: d% f
Is not pretending that you have never been in love
# b* t+ }! n' D: Q9 \1 WBut using one's indifferent heart
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