Where are my Heroes
from Fire From The Sky by The Storm Makers
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lyrics
Where are my heroes
So far away from me
Havng their back to our
Calls
Some are back in the dust
A red bullet in their brains
And some are sleeping on their bills
But some other can't find a
Way out from their movies
From their books paralyzed
Where are my heroes
Oh so far
Where are you guys
I want you back right now.
So far away from me
Havng their back to our
Calls
Some are back in the dust
A red bullet in their brains
And some are sleeping on their bills
But some other can't find a
Way out from their movies
From their books paralyzed
Where are my heroes
Oh so far
Where are you guys
I want you back right now.
credits
from Fire From The Sky,
released September 29, 2014
Joachim Ducos : guitars, vocals & lyrics
Sarah Nasplezes : drums
Mixed & mastered by Nicolas Tessier
Joachim Ducos : guitars, vocals & lyrics
Sarah Nasplezes : drums
Mixed & mastered by Nicolas Tessier
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Sep 2014 -
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Jun 2012 -
Mar 2012
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