Accept the fact that you're the second rate
Life is easy for you
It's all served up on a gold plated plate
And we don't even to talk to you
Your face is normal that's the you're bred
And that's the way you're going to stay
Your head is firmly nailed to your channel
But someone else's fingers on the control panel

What you gonna be, what you gonna be brother
Zero the hero
Don't you want to be, don't you want to be brother
Zero the hero
When you gonna be, when you gonna be brother
Zero the hero

You sit there watch it all burn down
It's easy and breezy for you
You play your life to a different sound
No edge no edge you got no knife have you
Your life is a six lane highway to no-where
You're going so fast you're never ever
Gonna get down there
Where heroes sit by the river
With the magic in their music as they eat raw liver

You stand there captain we all look
You really are mediocre
You are the champion in the acme form book
But I think you're just a joker
Your facedown life ain't so much of a pity
But the un-a-duckin' way you're walkin' around
The city with your balls and your head full of nothing
It's easy for you sucker but you really need stuffing


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Zero the Hero Lyrics as written by Bill Ward Anthony Iommi

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    I agree with kamehameha00.sabbath's original kicks ass too.

    crimson ghoston July 07, 2006   Link

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