I'M A MAN
♪ Black Strobe Lyrics
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At the age of five
I had somethin' in my pocket
Keeps a lot of folks alive
Now I'm a man
Turnin' twenty one
You know, baby
I'm a man
I spell M-A-N
Woah, I'm a man
All you pretty women
Standin' in line
I can make a love to you, baby
In an hours time
I'm a man
I spell M-A-N
Woah, I'm a man
Goin' back down
To Kansas town
To bring back the second cousin
Little Johnny the Conqueroo
I'm a man
I spell M-A-N
Woah, I'm a man
The line I shoot
Will never miss
The way I make love to 'em
They can't resist
I'm a man
I spell M-A-N
Woah, I'm a man
Woah, I'm a man
The song "I'm a Man" by Black Strobe is a modern take on the blues classic originally by Bo Diddley. The lyrics describe a confident and seductive man who knows how to please women. He boasts about his skills, claiming that he can make love to any woman who stands in line within an hour's time. The singer also speaks about his childhood and a mysterious object he carries in his pocket that keeps people alive. He then declares that he is now a man at the age of twenty-one and is ready to have some fun. The chorus repeats, "I'm a man, I spell M-A-N," emphasizing the notion that he is confident in his manhood and prowess.
The lyrics of the song convey a sense of dominance and sexuality. The singer is confident in his abilities and is not afraid to show it. The line "I can make a love to you, baby, in an hour's time" suggests that he is so skilled that it won't take him long to please a woman. The chorus emphasizes his masculinity and sexual power by spelling out "M-A-N." Additionally, the reference to the object in his pocket that keeps people alive adds a mystical aspect to the song, hinting at the idea that the singer is not just a regular man but possibly a supernatural one.
Line by Line Meaning
Now when I was a little boy
As a child, I had something special with me
At the age of five
At five years old in my early childhood
I had somethin' in my pocket
I carried something of value with me
Keeps a lot of folks alive
It was beneficial and important to many people's lives
Now I'm a man
Now I have grown up and matured
Turnin' twenty one
I am reaching the age of 21
You know, baby
Hey, girl
We can have a lot of fun
We can enjoy each other's company and have a good time
I'm a man
I am a grown adult male
I spell M-A-N
This is how you spell the word 'man'
Woah, I'm a man
Wow, I am an adult male
All you pretty women
To all the attractive women
Standin' in line
Waiting patiently in a queue
I can make love to you, baby
I can be intimate and sexual with you, darling
In an hours time
Within just sixty minutes
Goin' back down
Heading south
To Kansas town
To the city called Kansas
To bring back the second cousin
To return with my relative
Little Johnny the Conqueroo
Named Little Johnny the Conqueroo
The line I shoot
The things I say
Will never miss
Are always successful
The way I make love to 'em
My tactics in bed
They can't resist
Are irresistible to them
Woah, I'm a man
Wow, I am an adult male
Lyrics © BMG RIGHTS MANAGEMENT
Written by: Ellas McDaniel
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Dani de los Reyes
Still want a sequel to this game, I can’t get over the ending
OutsiderNight
lemon me too, that’s why I have Ghosts background picture all the time for praying Ghosts 2
Adventure leader
The creators just wanted to get over with that name
ChillN1ght_711
I think all the creators forgot about the game...
lotarius the hunter
me neither
Leafboi
Logan gets tortured what do you guys not understand
Nash Perez
Good things from ghost:
1.) Extinction
2.) Multiplayer
3.) No supply drops
4.) This Song
OutsiderNight
Swag Guy305
5.) Campaign
Sonia Guerrero
Call of duty ghost
TheRedDeath
@OutsiderNight Campaign was good, but that ending was pretty bad. Especially since we may never get a sequel.