Kill Your Heroes
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Kill Your Heroes
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Whatever happened to be nice, be civil
Be a decent fucking human being
I think it's a touch hypocritical that you stand up
For those who have no voice
While you've got your hand clamped
So tightly over the ones you've hurt
You fuck
Kill your heroes
Kill your heroes
Kill your heroes
Kill your heroes
They said never meet your heroes
That has never rung more true than right fucking now
I put you all up on a big high pedestal
And I'm watching you all fall off one by fucking one
How many people have to come forward
Before your fame will eat itself
It is time to pay the fucking rent
Kill your heroes
Kill your heroes
Kill your heroes
Kill your heroes
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