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Jun 2019
snowflakes spin in the frozen air
the winter sky turns ashen gray
footprints quickly fill with snow
I can almost hear the gentle sound
of your music box beginning to play
sleet clicks and shatters on the windowpane
     and you're eight-hundred miles away

do you know how I long to hold you
to have your kisses warm the night
and your stunning laughter fill my day
no matter how I try, it's hard to know
yeah, it's an awfully heavy load because
     you're eight-hundred miles away

time and distance might conspire
to steal your love away
time is something I just can't fight
nor the fact that you're so far away
when the night wind sighs and there's no one there
it never helps for me to know
     that you're eight-hundred miles away
Time passes (25 years!), people move, distances change... It's now 940 miles according to Google Maps.  It would still be nice to see her...
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