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Walking you Home


I walked you home

But it really felt as though

You were the one walking me

To the happiest place I could ever be

 

Even at times when our voices were no longer 

I loved every minute of it

Because I was with you

 

 

 

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Nate’s_the_name25

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Nate’s_the_name25
<p>Okie dokie, thank you! However, &ldquo;even when are voices were no longer,&rdquo; is complete; I was saying we were no longer talking.</p>
Fitzy Marlote
Short, sweet and simple. There's no need to use walking me twice. Suggested edit- You were the one walking me To the happiest place I could ever be. Lastly; the first line of the second stanza is incomplete. ...our voices were no longer what?

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