Comic Books
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Comic Books
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Somewhere there's a light
That meets a shoreless tide
But I guess I'm resigned
To never seeing mine
Shoosh, I've never lied
All these teenage dreams
Put them all aside
They hurt like kryptonite
And you lost
A piece of me
I know I’ll find in time
In time
This is how it goes
We part and say good bye
Then you take what’s yours
And I take what’s mine
No, I’ve never lied
Just took some souvenirs
Keep your comic books
Remind me you were here
When you lost
A piece of me
I know I'll find in time
In time
You lost
A piece of me
I know I’ll find in time
No, these
Teenage dreams
I’ll leave them all behind
In time
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Emmy The Great performs "Comic Books", and this lyric page sits inside the Emmy The Great catalog on LyroVerse.
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