Main Man
T. Rex Lyrics

Are you my main man
The singer is asking someone if they are the most important person in their life, seeking validation and reassurance.

Are you now are you now
The singer is repeating their question, emphasizing the importance of the answer to them.

Are you a God man
The singer is wondering if the person they are addressing is godlike or powerful in some way.

Are you now are you now
The artist is repeating their question, emphasizing the importance of the answer to them.

Are you a frog man
The artist is wondering if the person they are addressing is froglike or amphibious in some way.

Are you now are you now
The singer is repeating their question, emphasizing the importance of the answer to them.

Heaven is hot babe
The singer is describing heaven as a place that is very exciting or pleasurable.

Everso everso
The artist is emphasizing the intensity of their description of heaven.

Watch it glow watch it glow
The artist is encouraging the listener to pay attention to the excitement and pleasure of heaven.

Bolan likes to rock now
The artist is referring to a musician named Bolan and stating that he enjoys playing rock music.

Yes he does yes he does
The singer is affirming their statement and emphasizing the enthusiasm with which Bolan enjoys rock music.

Is there a sane man
The artist is questioning whether there is anyone who is mentally stable or rational.

Anywhere anywhere
The singer is emphasizing the extent of their question, suggesting that sane people may not exist anywhere.

Got giraffes in my hair
The singer is stating that they have giraffe-like patterns or shapes in their hair, which is likely meant metaphorically to describe an unconventional or unique appearance.

And I don't care
The singer is indicating that they are comfortable and confident with their unconventional appearance.

No I don't care, no I don't care
The artist is repeating their message that they are unbothered by their unconventional appearance.

As a child I laughed a lot
The artist is reflecting on their childhood and stating that they used to laugh frequently.

O yes I did O yes I did
The singer is affirming their statement and emphasizing the joy they experienced in their childhood.

Now it seems I cry a lot
The singer is contrasting their current emotional state with their childhood, suggesting they are now more prone to sadness or tears.

O tell me true don't you laugh a lot
The artist is questioning if the listener still experiences joy and laughter frequently as they did in their childhood, seeking a connection or common experience.