Where Are the Heroes?

Album: Am I The Enemy (2011)
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  • Where are the heroes!

    It's dark out
    The water falls to the ground
    I shift gears
    No one cares if I make it out
    Brake light glare my blank stare tells what I'm about
    Quitting is easy when no one's around

    Late it's too late to get it right
    Whenever I try
    Red lights pass
    My life flashes before my eyes
    Late it's too late to get it right
    When all I find are villains and zeros
    Where are the heroes

    I know you've been here before in your life
    I came through
    And now you're nowhere left in sight
    Leaving is easy when no one's around

    Late it's too late to get it right
    Whenever I try
    Red lights pass
    My life flashes before my eyes
    Late it's too late to get it right
    When all I find are villains and zeros
    Where are the heroes

    Where are the heroes

    Where are the
    Where are the
    Where are the heroes
    Where are the
    Where are the
    Where are the heroes

    Where are the heroes
    Where are the heroes
    Where are the heroes

    Late it's too late to get it right
    Whenever I try
    Red lights pass
    My life flashes before my eyes
    Late it's too late to get it right
    When all I find are villains and zeros
    Where are the heroes

    Where are the heroes

    Where are the heroes
    Villains and zeros
    Where are the heroes Writer/s: JOHN FELDMANN, KEVIN GRIFFIN, MATT CARTER, RONNIE WINTER
    Publisher: Red Brick Music Publishing, Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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