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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with songwriter:

7 letters:
or fire,
or hire,
or wire


8 letters:
for fire,
for hire,
log fire,
or minor,
or prior


9 letters:
all prior,
all timer,
auch hier,
auf einer,
bald tire,
dog brier,
draw fire,
fort myer,
for fiber,
for minor,
for prior,
for wider,
more fire,
or higher,
or writer,
port fire,
von einer,
von trier,
warm fire,
wat tyler,
your fire


10 letters:
all higher,
cross fire,
door wider,
drawn fire,
draws fire,
false fire,
for higher,
long rider,
long timer,
off pricer,
paul tyler,
salt miner,
small fire,
wart biter,
war driver


11 letters:
all nighter,
claus meyer,
corpse fire,
george dyer,
horse brier,
horse rider,
long primer,
paul reiser,
short timer,
song writer,
spall liner,
sport diver,
straw buyer,
wall spider


12 letters:
assault fire,
ball grinder,
cloth diaper,
cross spider,
fault finder,
four striper,
george meyer,
quartz fiber,
score higher,
wrought wire


13 letters:
alongside her,
crossed friar,
defrost timer,
fort schuyler,
george clymer,
paul pfeiffer,
report writer,
scored higher,
toward higher


14 letters:
corpse grinder,
george steiner,
ingalls wilder,
towards higher,
von schleicher


15 letters:
performed prior



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