Broken Heels
Burke Alexandra Lyrics

Hey, hey
This line serves as an opening statement to the song, signaling the start of the artist's confidence and declaration of superiority.

RedOne, you know I can do it better than you
The artist is addressing the producer and stating that she can perform better than him in the upcoming song.

I can do it even better in broken heels
The artist is asserting that she can outdo her previous performances and exceed everyone's expectations even in challenging situations like wearing broken high heels.

All the ladies tell the fellas we can do what they can do
The artist is conveying a message of empowerment among women, emphasizing that they are equally capable of achieving anything men can accomplish.

We can do it even better in broken heels
Once again, the artist is asserting that women can excel in various fields, even in adverse conditions.

I roll my sleeves up, wrap my hair up
The artist is indicating that she is ready to get to work and is willing to put in the effort required.

There's no sign on the road so I never stop
The artist is indicating that she is unstoppable and will never back down in any endeavor.

Can you catch me? Yeah, yeah, yeah
The artist challenges others to try and keep up with her level of skill and determination.

You'll never catch me, ay, ay, ay
The artist reiterates her unstoppable nature, indicating that nobody can match her pace and perseverance.

I'm fresh out the box, fast like a fox
The artist highlights that she is new to the scene but is already quick and alert like a fox, ready to take on any challenges.

Boss in my shoes, tick tock, 12 o'clock
The artist is portraying herself as a leader, indicating she is in control of the situation, with time ticking away as she pursues her goals.

You better watch me, yeah, yeah, yeah
The artist is indicating that others should keep an eye on her as she surges forward towards what she wants to achieve.

Sit back and watch me, ay, ay, ay
The artist is unfazed by the presence of others and asserts that they would be better served by simply observing her performance.

You go hard, yes, you do
The artist is acknowledging the efforts of others who strive just as hard as she does.

But when I go it's a magic show
The artist is highlighting that she stands out from the rest and that her performances are remarkable.

I get it when I want it and I get it right
The artist is conveying that she is successful in everything she pursues and achieves things on her terms.

Anything you can do I can do better
The artist is directly challenging anyone who believes they can outdo her, indicating she is capable of exceeding their efforts.

When you step it up I'm 20 levels up
The artist is indicating that when others push their limits, she takes it to an entirely different level, leaving them behind.

I took the escalator, elevator to the top
The artist is highlighting that she rose to the top quickly with ease, without experiencing any significant obstacles.

How you like me? Yeah, yeah, yeah
The artist is requesting feedback on her performance, indicating that she is open to constructive criticism and confident in her abilities.

You gotta like me, ay, ay, ay
The artist is confident in her performance and abilities, indicating that others cannot help but appreciate her talents.

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
This line serves as a chorus of sorts, highlighting the message conveyed throughout the song.

We bring the party, yeah, yeah, yeah
The artist is highlighting that she and other women are capable of entertaining and bringing joy to any situation.

We bought the party, ay, ay, ay
The artist is conveying that women can foster positive energy and fun, indicating that they buy or create the party itself.

Anything you can do I can do better
This line is repeated, emphasizing the artist’s belief regarding her abilities.

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
This is the second chorus of the song.