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Hero/Heroine
59
Rock
Hero/Heroine was released on October 10, 1995 by Thrill_Jockey as a part of the album Old Paint
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Release DateOctober 10, 1995
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM155

Credits

Lyrics

You are my hero, you are my heroine
I followed your dusty trail back to where this all began
Back to the time before I knew I was a fool
To the night I saw my star like a flashing jewel
And the way I chose was not my own invention
But it was ignorance more than pretension
You are my hero, you are my heroine
I followed you way downtown to steal your fountain pen
But there were myths and there were facts which I mistook
And everyone who gets drunk will not write a good book
But the words I spoke, the stories I was making
Were for the love of you, not for the love of faking
You are my hero, you are my heroine
Would you dig a grave I might be buried in?
I lean my back against the stove and drink a beer
The song you're singing inside my head just like you were here
And your hat's pulled down so far it hides your eyes
Just like a dust storm hit the Oklahoma skies
You are my hero, you are my heroine
Written by: Bob Egan, Catherine Irwin, David Wayne Gay, Janet Beveridge Bean
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