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Strange to think I've known you for three years Yet only have I heard your voice a handful of times And the waters we stand by are not one in the same And though my words must travel great distances to reach you, The journey does not corrode them. And though we may not speak as often as I'd like, I have not forgotten you I wonder how many times I thought about you fixing your hair or laughing at my stupid joke If only I could fold the earth and step over the mound to be by you If only
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