Fifth
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I wrote Fifth and Distance of Two Hearts when I was in Third Year HS for a friend, Almon. Before he asked me, Fifth was already written and I thought of finishing the song for him. However, his story is different from that of Fifth so I wrote two songs: Distance of Two Hearts and Don't Forget to Call (My Name). Fifth was intended to be an acoustic song about having someone in your mind more than 24/7. More of obsession but not in a creepy, stalker way. I was not able to finish writing the song for I lost the feeling and couldn't think of what to write next. A video of the prom performance of this song was attached on the sidebar.
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