1.) Heros and heroines  are scarcer than they’ve ever been   So much more to lose than win the distance never greater        Way back when you made history by flying planes across the sea Embarking on your odyssey  You put away the danger Heaven bless the one who flys  A pioneer on frontier skies The world was dark and your only mark Was the light of the northern star I imagine what was in your eyes The seeds of rust and days gone by Your wings hang in a gallery sky I wonder how you’re flying 2.)Way out on the western plains    The snow drifts high and the dust wind burns The chinooks blow their winds Across the mountains A life that’s never safe and dry  rodeos and riding high Ladies and their men get by on six guns and white lightening. Heaven bless them on the road those drifters and their dreams of gold The world was wide and a cowboy’s song could span the whole horizon I imagine what was in your eyes    The dust and the dirt under out law skies    A piece of land and a stubborn mind were the only things worth having lead 3.)Now they say the moon  is dust and ash  and California’s made of cash We’re waiting for those hills to crash into sparkling waters Rain and snow and sun and wind   You roamed the earth and you spread your wings Long ago my hero’s dreams belonged to all God’s creatures Heaven bless the ones who sleep The ones who laugh and the ones who weep Heaven bless the one who keep their bearings strong and certain And Lord help the fool who said You’d better quit while you’re ahead A dreamer born is a hero bred on earth and up in heaven   And Lord help the fool who said You’d better quit while you’re ahead A dreamer born is a hero bred on earth and up in heaven

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque la rareté des héros et héroïnes dans un monde où le risque et l’incertitude sont omniprésents. Elle rend hommage à ceux qui, par leur courage et leur détermination, ont marqué l’histoire, comme les pionniers qui ont survolé des océans ou les cowboys des plaines. Elle se penche sur leur vision face aux défis et aux sacrifices qu’ils ont dû faire, tout en soulignant que les rêves font de nous des héros, ici-bas et auprès de Dieu. Dans un contexte plus large, cette réflexion sur l'héroïsme est particulièrement pertinente aujourd'hui, alors que nous observons une société en quête de sens et de valeurs. La chanson s'inscrit donc dans une quête d'identité et d'espoir dans un univers en perpétuel changement, où se souvenir de ces figures marquantes peut servir d'inspiration.