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The furthest distance in the world ; s/ t" K/ S- J2 P' q+ J
Is not between life and death - D" b+ _; \+ D N& L6 R- @
But when I stand in front of you % l- B1 K. O: [4 _2 K
Yet you don't know that
7 F( z0 ]2 @( l' {% {2 g) c3 tI love you " i3 |% G1 E4 {! A
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The furthest distance in the world
+ p3 p+ j2 M6 J; E. k4 ~1 W6 ]Is not when I stand in front of you
+ q( F5 g& @% f0 n! I0 y; UYet you can't see my love 3 v" n& ?0 o. d- T( M! H1 u0 c% p
But when undoubtedly knowing the love from both' V0 B8 A0 U$ m
Yet cannot
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! {( e! r) x8 M" TThe furthest distance in the world 3 T- k2 g# c* n; K: y
Is not being apart while being in love
/ |; ~, L( K9 e( Y, \% T! |6 h5 MBut when plainly can not resist the yearning , h7 `9 _+ P) L
Yet pretending ( _' `% o# H0 G0 B' ^" l, |# f
You have never been in my heart 7 r; s8 k& L* g4 f8 `9 A, I
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, ?( u; x. v9 C# ~! C* m. A3 a$ u2 TThe furthest distance in the world
/ t3 A, T" f( w8 n8 r& w0 kIs not pretending that you have never been in love % S* ?& V, c) q0 f, t1 r/ h
But using one's indifferent heart
6 A5 R" Q) X+ @! eTo dig an uncrossable river $ [2 o4 c0 T% U8 y
For the one who loves you |
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