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Barclay James Harvest, The ~ Yesterday's Heroes


And so the time has come To fight for right or wrong There is no-one To save us from ourselves Along the travelled road A story will unfold Of fantasies Born in the age of innocence I can see the rain begin to fall Watch as the wind blows Can you hear those voices when they call Yesterday’s heroes A game of consequence We have to take the chance And do our best To keep the past alive Soon we will return A lesson to be learned By those who try To keep the flame from burning I can see the rain begin to fall Watch as the wind blows Can you hear those voices when they call Yesterday’s heroes Yesterday’s heroes Yesterday’s heroes Here we're helplessly Searching for truth Is it me, is it you? Will our lives just crumble away? I can see the rain begin to fall Watch as the wind blows Can you hear those voices when they call Yesterday’s heroes Yesterday’s heroes Yesterday’s heroes more free lyrics

And so the time has come
To fight for right or wrong
There is no-one
To save us from ourselves
Along the travelled road
A story will unfold
Of fantasies
Born in the age of innocence

I can see the rain begin to fall
Watch as the wind blows
Can you hear those voices when they call
Yesterday’s heroes

A game of consequence
We have to take the chance
And do our best
To keep the past alive

Soon we will return
A lesson to be learned
By those who try
To keep the flame from burning

I can see the rain begin to fall
Watch as the wind blows
Can you hear those voices when they call
Yesterday’s heroes
Yesterday’s heroes
Yesterday’s heroes

Here we're helplessly
Searching for truth
Is it me, is it you?
Will our lives just crumble away?

I can see the rain begin to fall
Watch as the wind blows
Can you hear those voices when they call
Yesterday’s heroes
Yesterday’s heroes
Yesterday’s heroes

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