Song Description

A tribute to the average guy... Everybody knows someone like him...

Lyrics

Bigger Heroes A,Ac2008 Ronald G Brown



Verse:

In this world of bigger heroes, he was more than just a face...
He was Daddy to his little girls - A prince with a warm embrace
He was everything to the one he loved and his heart was truly hers
He was a friend who'd go fix a neighbor's car just to hear the engine purr

Chorus:

Though you'll never see his bio on TV
His name won't be enshrined in history
Just a simple man who lived God's plan till his work was done
N' in this world of bigger heroes, to a certain lucky few, he was number one

Verse:

He proudly served his country in the fields of Viet Nam
Came home a few months early with a medal and half a hand
Found a steady job down at Weirton Steel drivin' an old forklift
Put both of those girls through college with overtime and double shifts

Chorus:

Though, you'll never see his bio on TV
His name won't be enshrined in history
Just a simple man who lived God's plan till his work was done
N' in this world of bigger heroes, to a certain lucky few, he was number one

Bridge:

In this world of bigger heroes no one asked for his autograph
He never sold a single T-shirt with his name printed on the back
He was looked up to by those he knew, though he didn't stand ten feet tall...
Just five-foot-ten but bigger than the biggest of them all

Chorus:

No, you'll never see his bio on TV
His name won't be enshrined in history
Just a simple man who lived God's plan till his work was done
N' in this world of bigger heroes, to a certain lucky few, he was number one
To a certain lucky few... He was number one


Ron Brown 412-596-5831 HookstownBrown@yahoo.com