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Backyard Babies ~ Subculture Hero


(borg, andersson, dregen) Hey, baby, you will rot in hell I´m so god damn sorry, i´m alive & well And sometimes you don´t know Who i am when you´re at my show And i´ve got a feeling this is suicide But, hey, mr. sunshine, i am ready to die `cause sometimes i believe That your opinion is my relief I saw your face on the tv Just like mickey in 3-d But i know you can´t see me now Subculture hero Subculture hero One dead sucker going down in flames He didn´t get paid but at least he got laid But sometimes i don´t know If you understand what i´m trying to do I saw your face on the tv Just like mickey in 3-d But i know you can´t see me `cause i´m a subculture hero Subculture hero I fell down and broke a head or two But yet still by Then all of a sudden i decided what to do Working overtime Good god damn i´m god damn good Standby for this famous guy And damn you god if you don´t let me try To be somewhere high I saw your face on the tv Just like mickey in 3-d But i know you can´t see me I´m a subculture hero, something new Subculture hero, just like you Subculture hero more free lyrics

(borg, andersson, dregen)

Hey, baby, you will rot in hell
I´m so god damn sorry, i´m alive & well
And sometimes you don´t know
Who i am when you´re at my show
And i´ve got a feeling this is suicide
But, hey, mr. sunshine, i am ready to die

`cause sometimes i believe
That your opinion is my relief
I saw your face on the tv
Just like mickey in 3-d
But i know you can´t see me now

Subculture hero
Subculture hero

One dead sucker going down in flames
He didn´t get paid but at least he got laid
But sometimes i don´t know
If you understand what i´m trying to do
I saw your face on the tv
Just like mickey in 3-d
But i know you can´t see me

`cause i´m a subculture hero
Subculture hero

I fell down and broke a head or two
But yet still by
Then all of a sudden i decided what to do
Working overtime
Good god damn i´m god damn good
Standby for this famous guy
And damn you god if you don´t let me try
To be somewhere high

I saw your face on the tv
Just like mickey in 3-d
But i know you can´t see me

I´m a subculture hero, something new
Subculture hero, just like you
Subculture hero

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