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Artist: Jane Morgan
Canonical path: /jane-morgan/longest-walk
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Longest Walk
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Longest Walk
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I took the longest walk
In the world last night
From your arms to your front door
I heard the saddest words
In the world last night
When you said you loved me no more
I won't believe it's true
I'll keep after you
Till we love like we loved before
And then the longest walk
Will be the shortest walk
Back to your arms once more
And then the longest walk
Will be the shortest walk
Back to your arms once more
Back to your arms once more
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