| Metropolis had its quieter days
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| When everyone was behaving
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| Superman had his lonely times
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| When no-one needed saving
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| You can call Captain America
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| Call Wonder Woman too
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| Call up any one of them
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| And sure enough, on cue
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| They’ll fly through sky
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| They’ll jump right off to sea
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| But no-one thought to call up
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| Good old me
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| And the only thing that sees me
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| Through these blues
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| Is I was someone’s superhero
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| I just don’t know whose
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| Till then, my lack of powers
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| You must excuse
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| 'Cause I’m somebody’s superhero
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| I just don’t know whose
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| Oh, I ain’t got no outfit
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| To change into at night
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| No secret power do I hold
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| No weapon brought to fight
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| Batman had his Robin
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| Robin Hood his Merry Men
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| I got simply nobody
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| To help me up again
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| One day, I’ll dive right down on
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| Speeding train
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| One day, I’ll find myself that
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| Lois Lane
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| And the only thing that sees me
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| Through these blues
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| Is I’m someone’s superhero
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| I just don’t know whose
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| Till then, my lack of powers
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| You must excuse
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| 'Cause I’m somebody’s superhero
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| I just don’t know whose
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| Heroes and heroines
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| Untouchable, they are
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| Pull us free from wreckage
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| Rescue us from burning car
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| But not for me, returning heroes'
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| Cinematic kiss
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| 'Cause I always aim to please
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| But actually miss
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| I’ve no name-check
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| In the Daily Planet’s news
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| I’m someone’s superhero
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| Just don’t know whose
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| With a fanfare played on
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| Paper-and-cone kazoo
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| I’m somebody’s superhero
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| Just don’t know who
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| Just don’t know who
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| Just don’t know who
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| Don’t know whose |