Biography:
The Lemonheads are an American alternative rock band, originally from Boston, Massachusetts, but now based in New York City. The primary (and only consistent) member is Evan Dando.
The band formed in 1986 as an underground punk rock act. Their popularity grew during the following decade with the 1992 album It's A Shame About Ray, which was produced, engineered, and mixed by The Robb Brothers (Bruce Robb, Dee, and Joe), followed by a cover of Simon and Garfunkel's "Mrs.
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Other songs:
- 3
- 7 Powers
- A Circle Of One
- Alisons Starting To Happen
- Allisons Starting To Happen
- Amazing Grace
- Anyway
- Baltimore
- Become The Enemy
- Being Around
- Belt
- Big Gay Heart
- Bit Part
- Brass Buttons
- Buried Alive
- Cazzo Di Ferro
- Ceiling Fan In My Spoon
- Come Back D A
- Come On Feel
- Confetti
- Dawn Cant Decide
- Die Right Now
- Different Drum
- Divan
- Dont Tell Yourself
- Dont Wanna
- Down About It
- Drug Buddy
- Ever
- Favorite T
- Fed Up
- Frank Mills
- Frying Pan
- Fucked Up
- Glad I Dont Know
- Gotta Stop
- Great Big No
- Half The Time
- Hannah And Gabi
- Hate Your Friends
- Hes On The Beach
- Hot Coals
- How Much Ive Lied
- I Just Cant Take It Anymore
- I Like To
- I Wish I Was Him
- If I Could Talk Id Tell You
- Ill Do It Anyway
- In Passing
- Into Your Arms
- It About Time
- Its A Shame About Ray
- Its About Time
- Its All True
- Kitchen
- Knoxville Girl
- Learning The Game
- Left For Dead
- Lenny
- Little Black Egg
- Luka
- Mad
- Make All Our Dreams Come True
- Mallo Cup
- Mrs Robinson
- My Drug Buddy
- My Hero Zero
- Nothing True
- Out
- Paid To Smile
- Purple Parallelogram
- Rabbit
- Rat Velvet
- Rest Assured
- Ride With Me
- Ride With Spanish Dances
- Rockin Stroll
- Rudderless
- Sad Girl
- Second Chance
- Shaky Ground
- Skulls
- Smudge
- Sneakyville
- Stove
- Style
- The Great Big No
- The Outdoor Type
- The Turnpike Down
- Uhhh
- When I Stop Dreaming
- Year Of The Cat
- You Can Take It With You
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MY HERO ZERO
Transcribed by DEVON GREEN
SPOKEN: zero?
yeah, zero's my hero
how can zero be a hero
well there are all kinds of heros you know a man can be a hero for a
famous battle he fought or by studing very hard to become a weightless
astronaut, and then there are uhhhhhh heros of other sorts like heros
from watching sports but a hero doesn't have to be a grown person, a
hero can be a very large DOG who comes to your rescue or a very little
child thats smart enough to know what to do, but let me tell ya about my
favorite hero....
(bass slide from B to...)
E5 E5 B5
My hero zero, such a funny little hero but till you came along
E5 A
we counted on out fingers and toes, but now your here to stay,
E A
and nobody really knows, how wonderful you are,
G B5 E5 D5
we could never reach the stars, without you zero my hero
A E
how wonderful you are.
spoken 1: whats' so wonderful about zero, its nothing isn't it?
2: sure it represents nothing-
B5 E5
But place a zero after 1 and you've got yourself a 10, see how important that is
B5 E5
When you run outta digits start all over again see how convenent that is
A G
Thats with only 10 digits including zero
C Bb F E5
you can count as high as you ever need to go, forever toward infinity
G A B5
no one ever gets there but you can try
E5 E5 B5
10 billion zeros from the cavemen to the wierdos who invented
E5
you, they counted on their fingers and toes
maybe sticks and stones, rocks and bones, or neighbors toes
A
yeah yeah
E5 A
and nobody really knows, how wonderful you are
G B5 E5 D5
why we could never reach the stars without you zero my hero
A E5
zero how wonderful you are
B5 E5
Place on zero after any number you've multipled that # by 10 see how easy that is
B5 E5
Place 2 zeros after any number you've multipled that # by 100 see how simple that is
B5 E5
Place 3 zeros after any number you've multipled that # by 1000
A G B5 E D
etc, etc, ad infinitum, ad astra, forever and ever
A E5
with zero my hero, how wonderful you are
Transcribed by DEVON GREEN
SPOKEN: zero?
yeah, zero's my hero
how can zero be a hero
well there are all kinds of heros you know a man can be a hero for a
famous battle he fought or by studing very hard to become a weightless
astronaut, and then there are uhhhhhh heros of other sorts like heros
from watching sports but a hero doesn't have to be a grown person, a
hero can be a very large DOG who comes to your rescue or a very little
child thats smart enough to know what to do, but let me tell ya about my
favorite hero....
(bass slide from B to...)
E5 E5 B5
My hero zero, such a funny little hero but till you came along
E5 A
we counted on out fingers and toes, but now your here to stay,
E A
and nobody really knows, how wonderful you are,
G B5 E5 D5
we could never reach the stars, without you zero my hero
A E
how wonderful you are.
spoken 1: whats' so wonderful about zero, its nothing isn't it?
2: sure it represents nothing-
B5 E5
But place a zero after 1 and you've got yourself a 10, see how important that is
B5 E5
When you run outta digits start all over again see how convenent that is
A G
Thats with only 10 digits including zero
C Bb F E5
you can count as high as you ever need to go, forever toward infinity
G A B5
no one ever gets there but you can try
E5 E5 B5
10 billion zeros from the cavemen to the wierdos who invented
E5
you, they counted on their fingers and toes
maybe sticks and stones, rocks and bones, or neighbors toes
A
yeah yeah
E5 A
and nobody really knows, how wonderful you are
G B5 E5 D5
why we could never reach the stars without you zero my hero
A E5
zero how wonderful you are
B5 E5
Place on zero after any number you've multipled that # by 10 see how easy that is
B5 E5
Place 2 zeros after any number you've multipled that # by 100 see how simple that is
B5 E5
Place 3 zeros after any number you've multipled that # by 1000
A G B5 E D
etc, etc, ad infinitum, ad astra, forever and ever
A E5
with zero my hero, how wonderful you are
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