Sure Fire Winners

Adam Lambert

We are the sure fire winners winners winners winners

We're coming up like killing machines
Our big guns gonna shatter your scene
It's pandemonium on the floor
Cause everybody wants a little more
They wanna ride on the rocket ship
Ride around the moon for a velvet kiss
Cause all the girls and the boys wanna know
How far this bad wild child's gonna go

We are the sure fire winners
Uh-oh yeah big time hitters
We are the sure fire winners
Uh-oh yeah big time hitters
Bringing the heat and the word is out
Giving you something to shout about
We are, yeah, we are, we are the sure fire winners
Sure fire winners, sure fire winners, sure fire winners

Flick the switch and the missile will fire
I'm a heat seeker when I'm full of desire
We're all drawn to the heat of the flame
Cause you wanna be a star in the hall of fame
I was born with glitter on my face
My baby clothes made of leather and lace
And all the girls in the club wanna know
Where did all their pretty boys go?

We are the sure fire winners
Uh-oh yeah big time hitters
We are the sure fire winners
Uh-oh yeah big time hitters
Bringing the heat and the word is out
Giving you something to shout about
We are, yeah, we are, we are the sure fire winners
Winners winners

Ooh yeah, take a walk on the wild with me
Gonna take you to the top to the brink of what you believe
Never gonna stop 'til we reach the top
Never gonna stop 'til we reach the top
You'd better get out of the game it's never gonna be the same
Move over 'cause a new boy's calling your name

We are the sure fire winners
Uh-oh yeah big time hitters
We are the sure fire winners
Uh-oh yeah big time hitters
Bringing the heat and the word is out
Giving you something to shout about
We are, yeah, we are, we are the sure fire winners

Ooh yeah yeah-oh yeah yeah yeah

We are the sure fire winners
Uh-oh yeah big time hitters
We are the sure fire winners
Uh-oh yeah big time hitters
Bringing the heat and the word is out
Giving you something to shout about
Yeah we are, yeah, we are, we are the sure fire winners

Gonna take you to the top to the brink of what you believe
Gonna take you to the top to the brink of what you believe
Gonna take you to the top to the brink of what you believe


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Sure Fire Winners Lyrics as written by Alex James David Gamson

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    I for some reason am reminded of We Are the Champions by Queen when I listen to this song. Both the way it's sang and the sound in general. It's catchy for sure and the meaning is pretty simple; It can be any outcast's anthem such as homosexuals, they can rise above all their adversity and be the 'sure fire winners' (: It's a pretty good song!

    Evanescence+MCRLuvron August 15, 2010   Link

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