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Always
04:59
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Let your love lie low
You've held it for so long
It's tied you up in knots
So take a breath and go
No one every knew
Which world belonged to you
Years and years you spent
Guarding truths with lies
Saint like, your descent
Before those green eyes
We'll write the books again
To show your wretched heart
That danced with all the lilies
And opened up the art
Of loving those you'd hate
A terrible refrain:
Always
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Porterfield Boston, Massachusetts
Porterfield is a new indie-jazz-rock group led by Jacob Aviner based in Boston, MA.
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