Your time is up!
We've been counting down your days,
Going over every false thing you say.

We wish it could be different.
We wished you stayed the same.
Tearing down our idols--living life our own way.
Taking the chance to say

All my heroes are dead
All my heroes are dead

Were we to blind to see you were only human like me?
But we can't help or feel.
Empty words: they're all you gave.
Struggling to take back our days.

They build you up watch you fall
They build you up watch you fall
Can't you see it can't be what you want
Because I love to watch them fall

Where did we lose control we thought it last forever
Where did we lose control we thought it last forever
We thought it'd last forever
We thought it'd last forever

Were counting down away your days
Our heroes, the ones they use to be
Our idols fall!
Our heroes, the ones they use to be
Our idols fall away!


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False Idols Fall Lyrics as written by Jeremy Hiebert Andrew Neufeld

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    I think False idols falls means that god is the only real god, and others will only fail you apart from the actual god himself.

    Matthew15on December 06, 2007   Link

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