Armchair Hero
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Armchair Hero
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Armchair hero
You wanna talk? You wanna go?
From your armchair things you know
Secret plans, conspiracy
Little people all around
You curse love, you curse hate
You curse you life, you curse your face
Whatever you can be
If only you could learn
If only you could learn
Narrow-vision, that's the way
It finally helps you through the day
Too many reasons to believe
No time to understand
The clock is ticking like bomb
Subversive things that's going on
Your only certainty
If only you could learn
Victim gravel on your knees
Victim of your own disease
Make my day, why don't ya?
From your armchair, you're a hero
Screaming beauty, suicide
So cynical, you never tried
To understand the reasons
From your armchair, you're a hero
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Who performs "Armchair Hero"?
Bruce Dickinson performs "Armchair Hero", and this lyric page sits inside the Bruce Dickinson catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Armchair Hero"?
Yes. The related section below points to (I Wanna Be) Elected and 2 Minutes To Midnight with a short reason for opening each page next.
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