For thirty years she's been writing her name
on the chalkboard in a classroom at PS14.
It's just social studies, science and math,
but to every single kid in her third grade
class she's a hero.
He's got a badge on a billfold in his kitchen drawer.
He was just out of college when he joined the force.
It's his call of duty,
he's just doing his job,
but to all his friends and neighbors
it sure means a lot.
He's a hero.
Yeah, a hero.
Yeah, they're everyday angels.
Here to
help us when we need them most.
Names and faces we may never know.
Heroes.
Yeah, heroes.
Maybe it's a soldier on a foreign coast,
a ballet teacher or a little league coach.
We've
all got them, they ain't hard to see.
They're the first ones to get there and the last to leave.
Heroes.
Yeah, heroes.
Yeah, they're
everyday angels.
Here to help us when we need them most.
Names and faces we may never know.
Heroes.
Yeah, heroes.
Yeah,
they're everyday angels.
Here to help us when we need them most.
Names and faces we may never know.
Heroes.
Yeah, heroes.
Everyday heroes.