I Know Some Heroes
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I Know Some Heroes
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A needle in a haystack
Faces few and far between
Inspired by immunity
Stand tall above disease
I am amazed I stand half saved
Just like gravity you keep my feet on the ground
I'm lost and I'm found I owe so much to you
Zombie epidemics
You administer life
The diagnosis looks grim
We're flashing our terminal smiles
The heart that's not your own is often hard to see
Let me be your mirror you never trust reflections
Take off the seatbelts
Roll the windows down all the way
Scream out of key so I know I'm alive
All the heroes I know are not those of storybooks
We grow up as we all fall down
We share the same filmstrip in this common epic
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