Lessons Learned from Rocky I to Rocky III
Cornershop Lyrics

Reporting damage it is soft rock shit
Denouncing the negative consequences of soft rock music.

The T-S-B Rock School
Referring to a specific music school where students may have learned soft rock music.

The overgrown super shit
Referring to the prevalence and dominance of soft rock music in the industry.

The super models well they can't get enough of it
Commenting on the mainstream appeal and commercial success of soft rock music.

Against the G-T-X
Comparing the soft rock genre to a more rugged or oppositional style of music.

It is rugged G-T
Further highlighting the contrast between soft rock and more gritty, authentic genres.

Lessons learned from Rocky I to Rocky III
Drawing inspiration and guidance from the Rocky movie franchise for navigating the music industry.

Lesson1
The first lesson learned from Rocky films (unspecified).

The A and R's are in it to the hips
Commenting on how labels prioritize profit and commercial success over artistic development and depth.

Who spent the Rock School
Questioning the value and legitimacy of certain music education institutions.

In the rock pool
Suggesting that soft rock musicians are stuck in a shallow, stagnant pool instead of exploring new sounds and ideas.

Miami beach
Referencing the superficial, glamorous lifestyle associated with soft rock music and its stars.

Chicks with dicks
Using crass language to further denounce the perceived artificiality and lack of authenticity in the soft rock genre.

Who's testing
Asking who is challenging the status quo and pushing for more artistic integrity and experimentation in the industry.

When it's Ed that's flexing
Highlighting the rare instances of genuine creativity and innovation in the industry, often led by independent artists.

Sheepskin shoes tend to ruin industry
Suggesting that conforming to established norms and trends can stifle innovation and progress, and lead to a stagnant industry.

Lesson 2. Cop the groove
The second lesson learned, which may be to emulate the rhythm and vibe of successful, innovative music.

Lesson 3. is to ignore 4.
The third lesson learned advises to ignore certain aspects of the industry that may not align with one's artistic vision or values.

Round 5. going into 6.
Metaphorically comparing the music industry to a boxing match, with each round representing a period of time or challenges to overcome.

7. we're cooking with Amitabh Bachan
An obscure reference to Indian film actor Amitabh Bachan, perhaps meaning that the artist is entering a more global or diverse phase of their career.

8. it's a real heavy weight
The challenges and pressures of the industry are reminiscent of a heavyweight boxing match.

9. we're rocking New York time
Potentially indicating success in the artist's career, performing in one of the most prestigious music scenes in the world (New York).

10.x10. It's like St.John said
A cryptic reference to an unknown figure (St.John) and his thoughts on the music industry, potentially meaning that the artist is aware of the industry's pitfalls and must navigate them to succeed.

Message from the wreckage
Potentially suggesting that the soft rock genre has caused damage to the music industry and needs to be salvaged or recovered from.