Heroes End
Eternal Echoes: Unveiling the Tragic Beauty of Heroes End
Lyrics
I heard a human voice who sang like no one else
The speaker hears a unique and exceptional human voice.
I heard a proud lady singing loud
A proud woman sings boldly and confidently.
Lived her life as she liked, didn't give a damn
The lady lived life on her terms, unapologetically.
But soon she found she was underground and wasted
Despite her boldness, she ended up in a difficult situation.
I watched her hitting notes as she strutted stage
Observing the lady confidently performing on stage.
Her body shook oh, she did her stuff
Her performance was powerful, physically and vocally.
She screamed and quake, give and take, maybe took too much
She expressed herself intensely, perhaps at a cost.
If you take the smooth you gotta take the rough
Life has both smooth and rough moments, accepting both is necessary.
Why do you have to die to be a hero
Raising a question about the necessity of death to be considered a hero.
It's a shame a legend begins at its end
Expressing sadness that legends often start when someone dies.
Why do you have to die if you're a hero
Questioning the requirement of death for hero status.
When there's still so many things to say unsaid
Highlighting the unfinished thoughts and words of a hero who dies.
I heard a man's guitar electrify a crowd
Witnessing a man's electrifying guitar performance.
I felt the sound shower 'round
Feeling the impact of the music spreading around.
And he would take you with him where no music's been before
The musician explores uncharted musical territories.
As you merged the power surge together
Describing the merging of power and energy in the music.
His music knew no limits if you were in it's wake
The music transcends limits, forcing one to listen.
You had no choice, no, but hear its voice
Listeners are captivated and hypnotized by the music.
And you would listen hypnotized, and in a dream
Engaging with the music in a dreamlike state.
But once so strong survive or become weak
Emphasizing the vulnerability of once-strong individuals.
Why do you have to die to be a hero
Repeating the question about the necessity of death for heroism.
It's a shame a legend begins at its end
Reiterating the sadness that legends often start with death.
Why do you have to die if you're a hero
Repeating the question about death being a requirement for heroism.
When there's still so many things to say unsaid
Emphasizing the existence of unspoken thoughts for a hero who dies.
If you gaze across timeless years you'll find them always there
Reflecting on the timeless presence of heroes throughout history.
And many gods will join the list compiled with dying care
Noting that many legendary figures are remembered with great care.
Hungry mouths are waiting to bite the hand that feeds
Warning about potential harm to those who contribute.
And so the living dead carry on immortal deeds
Living dead continue their influential actions.
I saw on silver screen an actor's rise to fame
Observing an actor's rise to fame through a movie.
But fast car user lose
Cautioning that fast success can lead to downfall.
That legend's born from death and that is such a shame
Expressing disappointment that legends often stem from death.
'Cause every year new ones appear
New heroes emerge every year, emphasizing the cycle of fame and death.
Why do you have to die to be a hero
Repeating the question about the necessity of death for heroism.
It's a shame a legend begins at its end
Reiterating the sadness that legends often start with death.
Why do you have to die if you're a hero
Repeating the question about death being a requirement for heroism.
When there's still so many things to say unsaid
Emphasizing the existence of unspoken thoughts for a hero who dies.
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