Hero in Your Own Hometown Mary Chapin Carpenter
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[Verse 1]
We were born during the boom times
Played house down in the bomb shelter
Suffered through the wonder years
And silence at the dinner hour
But once upon a summertime
Out behind the old garage
We were buzzin' on midnight
Luckys and Rolling Rock
[Chorus]
Thinkin' we were
Heroes in our own hometown
Nothin' less than
Heroes in that old hometown
[Verse 2]
Some married on a day in June
Some disappeared without a trace
And some of us are still at large
Still searching for a better place
But once upon another time
Didn't matter what they said
And didn't matter if we fell behind
We'd still come out ahead
We were born during the boom times
Played house down in the bomb shelter
Suffered through the wonder years
And silence at the dinner hour
But once upon a summertime
Out behind the old garage
We were buzzin' on midnight
Luckys and Rolling Rock
[Chorus]
Thinkin' we were
Heroes in our own hometown
Nothin' less than
Heroes in that old hometown
[Verse 2]
Some married on a day in June
Some disappeared without a trace
And some of us are still at large
Still searching for a better place
But once upon another time
Didn't matter what they said
And didn't matter if we fell behind
We'd still come out ahead
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