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Bering Strait ~ I Could Use A Hero


1. Who will rescue my heart? Who will save my soul? Who will give me strength? Fill my cup with hope? CHO: I could use a sunrise, I could use a rainbow; Someone on a white horse, I could use a hero. 2. Who will light my way? Take me through the night? Who will hear my voice? Hold me when I cry? 2nd CHO: I could use a sunrise, I could use a rainbow; Someone on a white horse, I could use a hero. I could use an angel to guard against the shadows; I could use a strong heart, I could use a hero. (INSTRUMENTAL to chorus 1) Is there a dream (Is there a dream) waiting for me (waiting for me)? Is that too much to ask? (Repeat 2nd chorus) (repeat 1st Chorus) I could use a hero. I could use a hero. Yeah, I could use a hero. more free lyrics

1. Who will rescue my heart?
Who will save my soul?
Who will give me strength?
Fill my cup with hope?

CHO: I could use a sunrise, I could use a rainbow;
Someone on a white horse, I could use a hero.

2. Who will light my way?
Take me through the night?
Who will hear my voice?
Hold me when I cry?

2nd
CHO: I could use a sunrise, I could use a rainbow;
Someone on a white horse, I could use a hero.
I could use an angel to guard against the shadows;
I could use a strong heart, I could use a hero.

(INSTRUMENTAL to chorus 1)

Is there a dream (Is there a dream)
waiting for me (waiting for me)?
Is that too much to ask?

(Repeat 2nd chorus)
(repeat 1st Chorus)

I could use a hero.
I could use a hero.
Yeah, I could use a hero.

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