#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------## # # For the latest collection of Lemonheads chords, go to # http://www.uark.edu/~cbray/lemon/ # # If you have any corrections or additions to this file, please email them # to cbray@comp.uark.edu # MY HEREO 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 (022xxx@1) E5 (022xxx@1) B5 (x244xx@1)My hero zero, such a funny little hero but till you came along E5 (022xxx@1) Awe (x02220@1)counted on out fingers and toes, but now your here to stay, E (022100@1) A (x02220@1) and nobody really knows, how wonderful you are, G (320003@1) B5 (x244xx@1) E5 (022xxx@1) B5we (x244xx@1)could never reach the stars, without you zero my hero A (x02220@1) Ehow (022100@1)wonderful you are. spoken 1: whats' so wonderful about zero, its nothing isn't it? 2: sure it represents nothing- B5 (x244xx@1) E5 (022xxx@1)But place a zero after 1 and you've got yourself a 10see how important that is B5 (x244xx@1) E5 (022xxx@1)When you run outta digits start all over again see how convenent that is A (x02220@1) G (320003@1) Thats with only 10 digits including zero C (x32010@1) B5 (x244xx@1) C (x32010@1) F# (244322@1) you can count as high as you ever need to go, forever toward infinity G (320003@1) A (x02220@1) B5no (x244xx@1)one ever gets there but you can try E5 (022xxx@1) E5 (022xxx@1) B5 (x244xx@1) 10 billion zeros from the cavemen to the wierdos who invente E5you, (022xxx@1)they counted on their fingers and toes maybe sticks and stones, rocks and bones, or neighbors toes Ayeah (x02220@1)yeah E5 (022xxx@1) Aand (x02220@1)nobody really knows, how wonderful you are G (320003@1) B5 (x244xx@1) E5 (022xxx@1) B5why (x244xx@1)we could never reach the stars without you zero my hero Ahow (x02220@1)wonderful you are B5 (x244xx@1) E5Place (022xxx@1)on zero after any number you've multipled that # by 10 see how easy that is B5 (x244xx@1) E5Place (022xxx@1)2 zeros after any number you've multipled that # by 100 see how simple that is B5 (x244xx@1) E5Place (022xxx@1)3 zeros after any number you've multipled that# by 1000 A (x02220@1) G (320003@1) F# (244322@1) E (022100@1) D (xx0232@1) etc, etc, ad infinitum, ad astra , forever and ever E5 (022xxx@1) B5 (x244xx@1) E5with (022xxx@1)zero my hero, how wonderful you are
