I Can Swing a Hammer
Swinging Hammers, Living Forever: Unveiling the Power Within
Lyrics
I can swing a hammer with the best of them
The speaker expresses confidence in their ability to excel in wielding a hammer.
I know I can
Reiteration of the speaker's belief in their capability to swing a hammer effectively.
I can swing a hammer with the best of them
Continued affirmation of the speaker's proficiency in using a hammer.
I know I can
Repetition of the speaker's confidence and self-assurance in their hammer skills.
I can swing a hammer with the best of them
Repeated assertion of the speaker's ability to swing a hammer proficiently.
I know I can
Confident self-acknowledgment of the speaker's hammer-swinging prowess.
I can swing a hammer with the best of them
Reiteration of the speaker's belief in being among the best in swinging a hammer.
I know I can
Self-affirmation of the speaker's confidence in their hammer-swinging skills.
I can swing a hammer with the best of them
Repeated expression of the speaker's belief in excelling at swinging a hammer.
I know I can
Confident acknowledgment of the speaker's ability to swing a hammer effectively.
I can swing a hammer
The speaker reiterates their capability to swing a hammer.
I can live forever
Expressing a desire or belief in longevity or eternal life.
I can swing a hammer with the best of them
Reiteration of the speaker's confidence in swinging a hammer skillfully.
I can feel the weight of the line
The speaker feels the burden or responsibility associated with a particular situation.
I drew inside
Internal conflict or struggle represented by the act of drawing inside.
I can feel the weight of the line
The speaker senses the weight of a decision and is choosing sides.
I'm picking sides
Indication of making a choice or taking a stance in a situation.
I can see the weight was a lie
The speaker realizes that the perceived burden was a falsehood.
It's keeping me up all night
The falsehood keeps the speaker awake at night, causing distress.
Seven billion people, I'm just one of them
The speaker acknowledges their existence among seven billion people.
I know I am
Confident recognition of being one among many individuals.
We've got something better than the rest of them
Asserting possession of something superior compared to others.
I know we have
Confident knowledge of possessing something better than the rest.
We've got something better
Reiteration of having something superior, described as lighter than a feather.
Lighter than a feather
Further emphasis on the superiority of what the speaker possesses.
I can swing a hammer with the best of them
Confirmation of the speaker's ability to swing a hammer skillfully.
It's a lie
Repeated assertion that something is a lie but is accepted as the speaker's own.
It's a lie
-It's a lie
-It's a lie
-It's a lie
-It's a lie
-But it's mine
-It's a lie
Continuation of the acceptance of a lie as the speaker's own.
It's a lie
-It's a lie
-It's a lie
-It's a lie
-It's a lie
-It's a lie
-It's a lie
-It's a lie
Reiteration of the acknowledgment of a lie being owned by the speaker.
It's a lie
-It's a lie
-It's a lie
-It's a lie
-It's a lie
-It's a lie
-It's a lie
-I can swing a hammer with the best of them
Confident reiteration of the speaker's ability to swing a hammer effectively.
I know I can
Self-assurance in the speaker's capability to excel in hammer swinging.
I can swing a hammer with the best of them
Repetition of the speaker's belief in their proficiency in using a hammer.
I know I can
Confident acknowledgment of the speaker's ability to swing a hammer skillfully.
I can swing a hammer
The speaker repeats their ability to swing a hammer.
I can live forever
Expressing a desire or belief in longevity or eternal life, similar to line 13.
I can swing a hammer with the best of them
Reiteration of the speaker's confidence in swinging a hammer skillfully.
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