Mortals
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Mortals
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You laugh beside me
You needed this coffee
Your legs are too long
For my passenger seat
And your brother's a dropout
You've thought about
Giving up on science
In pursuit of higher thinking
And my heart gets ahead of me always, always
You're talking in verses to me always, always
You'll never live up to myths that I made of you
My bones and veins
Had to learn to be brave
You would lie with Goliath
To have it both ways
And all of my friends thought
That you'd stick around
You sounded so great
But you're just a boy with a biblical name
And my heart gets ahead of me always, always
I'd givе you the benefit always, always
You'll nеver live up to myths that I made of you
Nothing's forever
I've got to live with that too
Hmm, hmm
Hmm, hmm
Hmm, hmm
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Tommy Lefroy performs "Mortals", and this lyric page sits inside the Tommy Lefroy catalog on LyroVerse.
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