Mmm
When I think heroes, I think capes
Chasin' villains, stoppin' trains
Half incredible, half insane, uh-huh
What if Superman, he couldn't fly
And Spider-Man, he couldn't climb
What if they're just like you and I, uh-huh
I don't wanna meet me my heroes
I just wanna be a face in the crowd
If I ever met my heroes
They might let me down, let me down, let me down
Mm-mmm
I like to keep 'em way up high
Out of my reach and in my mind
They're shootin' stars and savin' lives, uh-huh
Don't know what's real and what's made up
Get too close and close enough
I can look, but I can't touch, and that's fine, uh-huh
Well, I don't wanna meet me my heroes
I just wanna be a face in the crowd
If I ever met my heroes
They might let me down, let me down, let me down
Well, I don't wanna meet me my heroes
I just wanna be a face in the crowd
If I ever met my heroes
They might let me down, let me down
Well, I don't wanna meet me my heroes
I just wanna leave 'em up the in the clouds
If I ever met my heroes
They might let me down, let me down, let me down
Mm-mmm
I don't wanna meet me my heroes
I think heroes, I think capes
Chasin' villains, stoppin' trains
Half incredible, half insane, uh-huh
Natalie Nicole Hemby is an American singer-songwriter born in Nashville, Tennessee. Active since 2005, she has collaborated with prominent artists such as Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town, and Kenny Chesney, writing lyrics for chart-topping country songs. Among her most famous songs are "The House That Built Me" (performed by Miranda Lambert), "Automatic" (Little Big Town) and "Die From A Broken Heart" (Maddie and Tae). Hemby has also released several albums of her own, including her debut "Natalie Hemby" in 2016. Her music is characterized by sincere and introspective lyrics that explore themes such as love, loss, and personal growth.
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