Learn English with Songs – Kill your heroes by Awolnation

“We love you more than you know”

Such a great, uplifting song by Awolnation. Do you know what uplifting means? If you think about it, it is made up of the word “up” and “lift”, so it’s something that lifts you up, causing happy and hopeful feelings.

Ok, you know what to do:

1. Read the lyrics
2. Understand the vocabulary
3. SING!

Lyrics

Well, I met an old man
Dying on a train.
No more destination,
No more pain.
Well, he said
“One thing before I graduate
Never let your fear decide your fate.”

I say ya kill your heroes and
Fly, fly, baby don’t cry.
No need to worry cause
Everybody will die.
Every day we just
Go, go, baby don’t go.
Don’t you worry we
Love you more than you know.

Well, the sun one day will
Leave us all behind.
Unexplainable sightings
In the sky.
Well, I hate to be
The one to ruin the night.
Right before your, right before your eyes.

I say ya kill your heroes and
Fly, fly, baby don’t cry.
No need to worry cause
Everybody will die.
Every day we just
Go, go, baby don’t go.
Don’t you worry we
Love you more than you know.

Well, I met an old man
Dying on a train.
No more destination,
No more pain.
Well he said
“One thing, before I graduate
Never let your fear decide your fate.”

I say ya kill your heroes and
Fly, fly, baby don’t cry.
No need to worry cause
Everybody will die.
Every day we just
Go, go, baby don’t go.
Don’t you worry we
Love you more than you know.

I say ya kill your heroes and
Fly, fly, baby don’t cry.
Don’t you worry cause
Everybody will die.
Every day we just
Go, go, baby don’t go.
Don’t you worry we
Love you more than you know.

Vocabulary

Gradutate – to earn a degree or diploma from a school, college, or university

Fate – a power that is believed to control what happens in the future.

Unexplainable – something that does not have an explanation.

Sightings – an act of seeing something or someone that is rarely seen or difficult to see.

Music Video

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