OUT OF THE RUINS
OUT FROM THE WRECKAGE
CAN`T MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE THIS TIME
WE ARE THE CHILDREN...
THE LAST GENERATION
WE ARE THE ONES THEY LEFT BEHIND
AND I WONDER WHEN WE ARE EVER GONNA CHANGE
LIVING UNDER THE FEAR, TILL NOTHING ELSE REMAINS

WE JUST NEED A SUPERHERO
WE JUST NEED TO KNOW THE WAY HOME
ALL WE WANT IS LIFE BEYOND
TERRORDOME

LOOKING FOR SOMETHING
WE CAN RELY ON
THERE`S GOTTA BE SOMETHING BETTER OUT THERE
LOVE AND COMPASSION
THEIR DAY IS COMING
ALL ELSE ARE CASTLES BUILT IN THE AIR
AND I WONDER WHEN WE ARE EVER GONNA CHANGE
LIVING UNDER THE FEAR TILL NOTHING ELSE REMAINS

ALL THE CHILDREN SAY
WE JUST NEED A SUPERHERO
WE JUST NEED TO KNOW THE WAY HOME
ALL WE WANT IS LIFE BEYOND
TERRORDOME

SO WHAT DO WE DO WITH OUR LIFES
WE LEAVE ONLY A MARK
WILL OUR STORY SHINE LIKE A LIGHT
OR END IN THE DARK
GIVE IT ALL OR NOTHING

WE JUST NEED A SUPERHERO
WE JUST NEED TO KNOW THE WAY HOME
ALL WE WANT IS LIFE BEYOND
TERRORDOME

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“We Just Need a Superhero”: inspired from the song "We Don't Need Another Hero (Thunderdome)" which was the hit theme song to the 1985 film Mad Max- Beyond Thunderdome. Written by Terry Britten and Graham Lyle, the song was performed by Tina Turner, who also played the role of Aunty Entity in the movie, and produced by Terry Britten.

The song's lyrical content and theme is mostly a statement of anti-war and anti-violence.