[Non-Lyrical Break]

[Post-Chorus]
Oh, there's many different ways that you can kill the one you love
And it's never enough, it's never enough

[Outro]
Lock broken, slur spoken
Wound open, game token
I didn't know you were keeping count
Rain soaking, blind hoping
You said I was freeloading
I didn't know you were keeping count
But, oh, you were keeping count

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Genius Annotation

“High Infidelity” continues a pattern of Swift exploring the nuances of cheating and infidelity, which started in 2017’s “Gorgeous.” Swift then got deeper into the subject throughout her 2020 albums, folklore and evermore, with songs such as “illicit affairs” and “ivy.”

However, in this specific track, Swift delves in-depth into the games played within an unstable relationship and the intense pain of infidelity, caused both to the cheating partner and the partner being cheated on.

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How did the song perform commercially?
Genius Answer

During the week ending November 5, 2022, the song debuted at #33 on the Billboard Hot 100.

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Release Date
October 21, 2022
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