Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Incubus
Canonical path: /incubus/midnight-swim
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Midnight Swim
Read Midnight Swim lyrics by Incubus on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Midnight Swim
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A midnight swim
Is what I'm needing
A careless whim
A fast, full feeding
I take to the deep
When the last sentinel's asleep
Gotta break out and find
What the day left behind
So into blue
Peaking at ark
Luminous you
Truant Spark
I take to the deep
When the last sentinel's asleep
Gotta break out and find
What the day left behind
Water and salt
Sea crests like new
Here I exalt
A midnight swim
I take to the deep
When the last sentinel's asleep
Gotta break out and find
What the day left behind
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Incubus performs "Midnight Swim", and this lyric page sits inside the Incubus catalog on LyroVerse.
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