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Artist: The Split Infinitives
Canonical path: /the-split-infinitives/harboring
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Harboring
Read Harboring lyrics by The Split Infinitives on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Harboring
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The door was open, and the room vacant
With an emptiness that was perfectly stated
Leaving my head is in a cloud
And I'm starting to choke aloud
But from behind, I felt presses next to my ear
Spinning on my heel, who else should appear?
Our arms slowly clutch
The backs of the bodies they touch
This is everything
Worth harboring
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