Local Hero
Bruce Springstein
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| A | D | A | DA I was driving through my hometownD A I was just kinda killin' time When I seen a face staring out of black velvet paintingE D From the window of the five andA dime I couldn't quite recall the nameD A But the pose looked familiar to me So I asked the salesgirl, "Who was that manE A Between the doberman and Bruce Lee?"D A She said, "Just a local hero"D A "Local hero," she said with a smileD A D "Yeah a local hero he used toA | A | D | A | D live here for a while."A I met a stranger dressed in black At the train stationD A He said, "Son your soul can be saved"Continúa después del anuncioThere's beautiful women nights of low livin'E D A And some dangerous money to be made There's a big town 'cross the whiskey lineD A And if we turn the right cards up They make us boss the devil pays offE A And them folks that are real hard upD A They get their local heroD A Yeah, somebody with the right styleD A They get their local heroD A | Somebody with just the right smileA | D | A | DA Well I learned my job I learned it wellD A Fit myself with religion and a story to tellD First they made me the king thenA they made me popeD A | Well, then they brought the ropeD | A | D | A | DA I woke to a gypsy girl sayin', "Drink this"D A Well my hands had lost all sensation These days I'm feeling all rightE D 'Cept I can't tell my courge fromA my desperation From the tainted chaliceD A Wel I drunk some heady wine Tonight I'm layin' here But there's something in my earE Sayin' there's a little town justA beneath the floodlineD A Needs a local heroD A Yeah, somebody with the right styleD A Lookin' for a local heroD A Yeah, someone with the right smileD A Lookin' for a local hero, yeahD A somebody woth the right smile (fade out)A D E E|-6--6--1-| B|-6--8--1-| G|-7--8--2-| D|-8--8--3-| A|-8--6--3-| E|-6-----1-|