Swing Low
Beyblade Lyrics
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Thought your could take me down, sucka take me down now here we go
Thought you could take me down, whats up you forgot about my old school,
If you wanna teach me something new you better teach yourself
Thought you picked up my name but you forgot about my home game,
Thought your could take me down, sucka take me down now here we go
Thought you could take my group, whats up you forgot about my old school,
If you wanna teach me something new you better teach yourself
Swing now, Swing low if you wanna Beyblade,
Swing now, Swing low let it rip, Beyblade!
Swing now, Swing low never with a beyblader,
Swing now, Swing low let it rip, Beyblade!
Swing now, Swing low if you wanna Beyblade
Swing now, Swing low let it rip, Beyblade!
Swing now, Swing low if you wanna Beyblade,
Swing now, Swing low let it rip, Beyblade!
Thought you picked up my name but you forgot about my home game,
Thought your could take me down, sucka take me down now here we go
The song "Swing Low" by Beyblade seems to be a battle cry of sorts, with the lyrics emphasizing the singer's determination and skill in the game of Beyblading. The opening lines suggest that the opponent may have underestimated the singer's abilities by not considering their "home game," implying that there may be certain advantages that come with playing in one's familiar and comfortable surroundings. The next set of lines serves as a warning to the opponent that any attempt to take the singer down will result in failure, as the singer is well-versed in "old school" tactics and will not be easily defeated.
The chorus, with its repeated phrase "Swing now, swing low," seems to be a call to action, encouraging the singer to take bold, decisive moves and let their Beyblade rip with maximum force. The final lines of the song repeat the opening theme, reminding the listener that the singer cannot be underestimated and will remain dominant in the game.
Overall, "Swing Low" can be interpreted as a song about confidence, determination, and the competitive spirit of Beyblading.
Line by Line Meaning
Thought you picked up my name but you forgot about my home game
You thought you knew who I was, but you forgot about where I came from and my roots.
Thought your could take me down, sucka take me down now here we go
You thought you could defeat me, but I'm ready for the challenge.
Thought you could take me down, whats up you forgot about my old school
You thought you could beat me, but you forgot about my traditional techniques and methods.
If you wanna teach me something new you better teach yourself
If you think you have something to teach me, make sure you know enough to teach yourself first.
Thought you picked up my name but you forgot about my home game
You thought you knew me, but you didn't consider where I come from and what I stand for.
Thought you could take my group, whats up you forgot about my old school
You thought you could beat my team, but you forgot about our traditional methods and techniques.
Swing now, Swing low if you wanna Beyblade
If you want to compete in Beyblading, you need to be willing to put in the effort.
Swing now, Swing low let it rip, Beyblade!
Put everything you have into your Beyblade and let it rip with everything you've got.
Swing now, Swing low never with a beyblader
If you're going to Beyblade, don't hold back and give it everything you've got.
Swing now, Swing low let it rip, Beyblade!
Use everything you've learned and practiced in order to be successful in Beyblading.
Swing now, Swing low if you wanna Beyblade
Beyblading takes practice and dedication; be sure you're up for the challenge.
Swing now, Swing low let it rip, Beyblade!
When it's time to compete, give it your all and let your Beyblade rip with all your might.
Thought you picked up my name but you forgot about my home game
You thought you knew who I was, but you forgot about where I come from.
Thought your could take me down, sucka take me down now here we go
You thought you could beat me, but I'm ready to go and stand my ground.
Contributed by Carson S. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@xAreuto
90's kids... We lived the best ages.
@sachinsaxena9690
True. Today's cartoons are shit
@chasemylovex6636
Period
@CEDL0W
Rafee Kazi Beyblade started in 1999
@ShehryarShaheen
So true.
@ryogahibiki8747
The actual Beyblade spinning tops as well as the manga came out in 99, but the anime series started in Japan in 2001. I remember the series coming out in the U.S. back in 2002.
@k3vingaming351
This show should 100% get remastered
@bushyncharge
I couldnt agree less my guy
@VannsTHeir
Word
@brightborn
@@bushyncharge i think they mean as in just making it look better for the new higher resolutions we have today, not remaking the show itself