Cifra de Nobody's Hero (ver. 2) - Rush
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Gm F Bb9 C9 Gm F9/A F
Gm F Bb9
I knew he was different in his sexuality
Gm F9/A F
I went to his parties as a straight minority
It never seemed a threat to my masculinity
He only introduced me to a wider reality
As the years went by, we drifted apart
When I heard that he was gone
I felt a shadow cross my heart
But he's nobody's hero
Saves a drowning child
Cures a wasting disease
Hero -- lands the crippled airplane
Solves great mysteries
Hero -- not the handsome actor
Who plays a hero's role
Hero -- not the glamour girl
Who'd love to sell her soul
If anybody's buying,
Nobody's hero
Gm F Bb9 C9 Gm F9/A F Eb9
Gm F Bb9
I didn't know the girl, but I knew her family
Gm F9/A F
All their lives were shattered in a nightmare of brutality
They try to carry on, try to bear the agony
Gm F9/A F Eb9/G
Try to hold some faith in the goodness of humanity
As the years went by, we drifted apart
When I heard that she was gone
I felt a shadow cross my heart
But she's nobody's hero
Is the voice of reason
against the howling mob
Hero -- is the pride of purpose
In the unrewarding job
Hero -- not the champion player
Who plays the perfect game
Hero -- not the glamour boy
Who loves to sell his name
Am G
Everybody's buying
Nobody's hero
Gm F Bb9 C9 Gm F Eb9 Gm F Bb9 C9 Gm F9/A Eb9
As the years went by, we drifted apart
When I heard that you were gone
I felt a shadow cross my heart
But he's nobody's hero
Saves a drowning child
Cures a wasting disease
Hero -- lands the crippled airplane
Solves great mysteries
Hero -- not the handsome actor
Who plays a hero's role
Hero -- not the glamour girl
Who'd love to sell her soul
If anybody's buying,
Nobody's hero
C9 G F Dm C9 G Dm C9 Am G F Dm C9 G Dm C9 Am G F
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Contribuição: Daniel Ericeira(dericeira@ig.com.br)