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B-52's, The ~ Hero Worship


Heroes falling to the ground Like hell's magnet Pulls me down On my knees I try to please his eyes His idol eyes Jerking motions won't revive him Mouth to mouth resusitation [sic] I just lay down beside him And idolize Motor, motor Broken hearted Rusted, rotted Falling apart A lock of hair A belt he wore It's not enough I want more God give me his soul God give me his soul Heroes falling to the ground Like hell's magnet Pulls me down On my knees I try to please his eyes His idol eyes more free lyrics

Heroes falling to the ground
Like hell's magnet
Pulls me down
On my knees
I try to please his eyes
His idol eyes

Jerking motions won't revive him
Mouth to mouth resusitation [sic]
I just lay down beside him
And idolize

Motor, motor
Broken hearted
Rusted, rotted
Falling apart
A lock of hair
A belt he wore
It's not enough
I want more

God give me his soul
God give me his soul

Heroes falling to the ground
Like hell's magnet
Pulls me down
On my knees
I try to please his eyes
His idol eyes

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