Able Bodied
Able Bodied Revelations: Navigating Life's Challenges with Resilience
Lyrics
Hands don't fail me now
Expressing urgency or a plea for assistance, emphasizing the importance of hands not failing.
Throw this able body out
Suggesting a desire to discard the speaker's able body, possibly indicating a wish to escape or change.
Who's got a case of foot-in-mouth
Referring to someone who often says the wrong thing; a metaphor for verbal clumsiness.
Plans won't turn around
Indicating a lack of flexibility in plans or an inability to alter the course of events.
Half a mind to break me down
Expressing vulnerability, feeling on the verge of being broken down, with only half the resolve.
Who's got the legs to round this out
Seeking someone with the ability or determination to bring resolution or completion.
This out
Reiteration of the need for resolution or completion.
Legs to round this out
Repeating the search for someone with the legs to round out the situation.
Who's got the legs to round this out
Continuing to emphasize the search for someone with the ability to bring resolution.
Who's got the legs to round this out
-Who's got the legs to
Continuation of the search for someone with the necessary skills or determination.
If one knows just how good he has it
Reflecting on the speaker's awareness of their fortunate circumstances.
It's me
Claiming personal recognition of how good the speaker has it.
Past don't rat me out
Referencing a desire to keep past actions or experiences from being revealed or exposed.
Say the quiet part aloud
Encouraging the disclosure of a hidden or unspoken truth, possibly embracing vulnerability.
Could learn less from sight than sound
Suggesting that the speaker gains more knowledge or insight through hearing than seeing.
Grant no fairness now
Rejecting the idea of granting fairness, possibly reflecting on a sense of injustice.
Whose existence you allow
Referring to those whose existence or presence is acknowledged or permitted by others.
Claim protection in this drought
Repeated emphasis on seeking protection in a challenging or difficult situation.
Claim protection in this drought
-Claim protection in this drought
-Claim protection in this drought
-Claim protection in this drought
-Claim protection in
Continuation of the plea for protection.
A prince compared to those
Comparing the speaker to a prince in relation to others, suggesting a sense of privilege.
Used to paying through the nose
Highlighting the contrast in the speaker's life, particularly the cost of necessities.
For their homes their food their clothes
-I'm a prince compared to those
-Used to paying through the nose
-For their homes their food their clothes
-If one knows just how good he has it
Reiteration of the speaker's awareness of their fortunate circumstances.
If one knows just how good he has it
-If one knows just how good he has it
-If one knows just how good he has it
Final repetition of the acknowledgment of the speaker's privileged position.
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