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Hero of the Night
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Take a good look at me
Standing here so half empty
But I can't seem to find the glass
Going through life so half assed
Going through the motions
Of faking my emotions
No one wants to deal with this
Put on your smile and let's get pissed
Call it as you see it
And you'll see it turning to shit
Maybe next time I could find my own fix
Cause I'm Hero of the night
Loser everyday
And I never stop to drink away the pain
Show no signs of stopping
Cause I don't know my problems
Being fine is so passe
And who needs friends like this anyway
Walk me through your thinking
And help me pick up drinking
Cause you need drinks to be yourself
And your self could use some help so
Tell me what to do
Help me become just like you
Replace all my problems with something new
Becoming hero of the night
Loser everday
And I'll never have to see things my way
One day
One time
All you gotta do is throw me a lifeline
One joke
On me
Waking up and realising
I'm alone but I'm not trying
Try to understand
I need helping hands
But you need to know that I have different plans
Cause I'm hero of the night
Loser everyday
Hero of the night
Loser in everyway
Maybe I can make it out
Maybe I can save it now
Maybe I can drink away the pain
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Conor Alexander England, UK
A 20-something guy bringing back that sound of rock made by outcasts and weirdos.
Making the kind of music I'd want to listen to.
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