Lyrics
I may be small, but I got no chains on me
I may be physically small, but I am not restrained or limited.
I may be small lord, but my spirit is free
Despite my small stature, my inner self is liberated and unrestricted.
No chains on me, my spirit is free
Emphasizing the absence of constraints on the speaker, reinforcing freedom.
You better believe it
An assertion, urging the listener to accept and trust the speaker's statements.
I may be tired, but I'm just waking up
Though fatigued, the speaker is becoming more aware and alive.
I may be tired oh lord, yeah I've had some pain in my cup
Despite weariness and past hardships, there is resilience and strength within.
I'm just waking up, yeah, just waking up
Expressing the process of awakening and gaining vitality.
You better believe it
A reaffirmation, urging belief in the speaker's transformation and resilience.
I may be open but I'm not naive
While being receptive, the speaker is not gullible or easily deceived.
I may be open to you baby, but I got some tricks up my sleeve
Open to a relationship, but possessing hidden skills or strategies.
You better believe it, you better believe it
Emphasizing the importance of believing in the speaker's capabilities.
My spirit is free
Reiteration of the speaker's liberated and unrestrained inner self.
Got some magic to do
Stating the existence of untapped magical qualities within the speaker.
I still got some magic left to do
Highlighting that there are still undiscovered and unexplored aspects of the speaker.
Ooh, ooh
An expression of enthusiasm or emotion.
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Further expressions of excitement or affirmation.
Hey, hey, yeah, yeah
Additional expressions of enthusiasm or affirmation.
I may be five foot tall, but my spirit is not small
Despite physical height, the speaker's inner self is substantial and significant.
I may be five foot tall, but my spirit is not small, no, no
Reiterating that the spirit transcends physical dimensions.
My spirit is free, my spirit is free
Restating the liberated and unrestricted nature of the speaker's spirit.
You better believe it
A firm declaration, encouraging belief in the speaker's assertions.
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