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Superhero Song

from Staten Static by The heartless Artichokes

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We were superheroes when we were 17. We didn't think we had a kryptonite, oh how naive. Looking back I think that's beautiful, tragic, but beautiful.

We were superheroes when we were 17. We saved the world but we couldn't save ourselves. We were superheroes when we were 17. We saved the world almost daily but we couldn't save ourselves.

The world is a dirty place, but at least we had the cleanest hands on the planet if only for a day.

We were superheroes when we were 17. We even had our own theme song. Too bad it was only approximately 7 seconds long

We were superheroes when we were 17. We saved the world but we couldn't save ourselves. We were superheroes when we were 17. We thought we were the best duo the world had ever seen. Oh how naive

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from Staten Static, released May 31, 2016

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