Power
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Power -- what holds it up
The song begins by questioning the source of power and what makes it so effective.

What makes it fly
The song continues to explore the different aspects of power, including its ability to propel people forward and achieve great things.

That can't be done
Despite the challenges that come with power, the song suggests that anything is possible when you have it.

Power -- the boys got the right stuff
The song shifts to discussing a particular person who possesses this kind of power and describes them as having all the necessary attributes to succeed.

I see it in his eyes
The singer can see the potential and drive in this person just by looking at them.

He thinks it's fun
The person with power is not only skilled and talented but also enjoys using their abilities to achieve their goals.

Power -- now be a good little man
The song takes on a slightly more commanding tone, telling the person with power to use their abilities wisely and responsibly.

Can you show me that again?
Despite warning this person to use their power carefully, the singer is still curious to see their abilities again.

I bet you can't
The singer is provoking the person with power to see what they are truly capable of, but also testing their restraint.

Power -- o.k. you win you can
Ultimately, the person with power impresses the singer and is acknowledged for their abilities.

But point it away
The song introduces the idea that power can sometimes be dangerous and should be directed away from harm.

Don't get the boy mad
The singer warns against provoking the person with power as it may have bad consequences.

Oh we'll keep you
The song speaks to the person with power directly, telling them that they are needed and will be looked after.

We'll be watching you
The song also hints at the idea that those in power are often monitored and observed closely.

And we'll study you
The people around those with power often want to understand their abilities and learn from them.

And artie, oh we'll teach you
The song specifically addresses someone named Artie and emphasizes the importance of properly educating and guiding people with power.

So you'll use it right
The aim of teaching and guiding people with power is to ensure that they use their abilities correctly and ethically.

And you'll join the fight,
There is a sense that possessing power is linked to a larger struggle for a just cause.

And artie, oh, we need you
Artie is specifically singled out as someone who is important and needed for this fight.

When your country calls
The larger struggle is framed in terms of patriotism and duty to one's country.

And these hallowed halls are waiting
The struggle is also framed in terms of a shared history or legacy that people with power are expected to uphold.

Oh, this is straight from the top
The song emphasizes that those in power have a lot of responsibility and are accountable to those in charge.

We'll never stop
The struggle will be ongoing and require the sustained effort of those in power.

We can't be stopped
Despite the challenges that come with power and the struggle, the song suggests that those who have power are unstoppable.

With your power
The song ends on a hopeful note, emphasizing that those with power have the ability to make a difference and bring about positive change.

We need your power
The repeated emphasis on needing people with power underscores their importance and value to the cause.