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Artist: Elvis Presley
Canonical path: /elvis-presley/a-hundred-years-from-now
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A Hundred Years From Now
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A Hundred Years From Now
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Well a hundred years from now I won't be crying
A hundred years from now I won't be blue
My heart will have to forget that we ever met
But I won't care a hundred years from now
I'll never forget sweetheart the night you told me
That you could Live without my love somehow
That's all in the past I knew it wouldn't last
But I won't care a hundred years from now
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