Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song My Hero, Zero, artist - The Lemonheads.
Date of issue: 08.04.1996
Song language: English
My Hero, Zero |
Zero? |
Yeah, Zero is a wonderful thing. |
In fact, Zero is my hero! |
How can Zero be a hero? |
Well, there are all kinds of heroes, you know. |
A man can get to be a hero |
For a famous battle he fought… |
Or by studying very hard |
And becoming a weightless astronaut. |
And then there are heroes of other sorts, |
Like the heroes we know from watching sports. |
But a hero doesn’t have to be a grown up person, you know, |
A hero can be a very big dog |
Who comes to your rescue, |
Or a very little boy who’s smart enough to know what to do. |
But let me tell you about my favorite hero. |
My hero, Zero, such a funny little hero, |
But till you came along, |
We counted on our fingers and toes. |
Now you’re here to stay |
And nobody really knows |
How wonderful you are. |
Why we could never reach a star, |
Without you, Zero, my hero, |
How wonderful you are. |
What’s so wonderful about a zero? |
It’s nothing, isn’t it? |
Sure, it represents nothing alone. |
But place a zero after 1 |
And you’ve got yourself a 10. |
See how important that is? |
When you run out of digits, |
You can start all over again. |
See how convenient that is? |
That’s why with only ten digits including zero, |
You can count as high as you could ever go… |
Forever, towards infinity, |
No one ever gets there, but you could try. |
With 10 billion zeros, |
From the cavemen till the heroes, |
Who invented you, |
They counted on their fingers and toes |
And maybe some sticks and stones, or rocks and bones |
And their neighbors' toes. |
You’re here, |
And nobody really knows |
How wonderful you are. |
Why we could never reach the star, |
Without you, Zero, my hero, |
Zero, how wonderful you are. |
Place one zero after any number |
And you’ve multiplied that number by 10. |
See how easy that is. |
Place two zeros after any number |
And you’ve multiplied that number by 100. |
See how simple that is. |
Place three zeros after any number, |
And you’ve multiplied that number by 1,000. |
Et cetera, et cetera, ad infinitum, ad astra, forever and ever, |
With zero, my hero, how wonderful you are. |