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Chapter 5: Distance
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Day by day
I choose to stay
When loneliness crawls in a dreadful way
Let’s draw the line
We will define
Across the map over seas and state lines
We’ll be fine
I touch the place where i could find your face
So leave me with a trace
I’ve framed this fear
As you weren’t here
I’ll build my own personal chronosphere
So i could feel the time when you’re around
Then i could bravely face the fear alone without a sound
We’ll be fine
And miles from where you lay your head
I’ll stay here in my restless bed
Captured every frame with you instead
I’m feeling lonely recently
It’s hard to face it decently
Should we meet up here frequently?
I touch the place where i could find your face
So leave me with a trace
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