Tebowie
Fallon Jimmy Lyrics


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Tim Tebow to Jesus Christ
Tim Tebow to Jesus Christ
Can’t win by myself but with your help I might
(Ten) Tim Tebow (Nine) to Jesus Christ (Eight)
(Seven, Six) Commencing 4th (Five) down hut hut hike (Four)
(Three, Two) Snap the football (One) and (Touchdown) may God’s love be with me

This is Jesus Christ to Tim Tebow
Please leave me alone
Don’t you know my day of rest is Sunday
And I’m sick of watching all these Broncos Games
I hear that you play New England next week
Dude you're on your own
Brady is too good and I’ve got better things to do!

Though I’ve passed 316 yards there’s still two games to go
If I want to make it to the Super Bowl
And show everyone on Earth how to Tebow
Tim Tebow to Jesus Christ
The Broncos won we’re still alive
C’mon everyone Tebow
C’mon everyone Tebow




C’mon everyone Tebow
C'mon everyone Tebow

Overall Meaning

Fallon Jimmy's song "Tebowie" is a parody of David Bowie's song "Space Oddity," with the lyrics reimagined for American football quarterback Tim Tebow. The lyrics depict Tebow reaching out to Jesus Christ for divine assistance on the field during crucial moments in the game. The chorus, "Tim Tebow to Jesus Christ," symbolizes the deep faith that Tebow was known for, as he often knelt on the field in prayer, thanking God for his success.


The first verse describes the quarterback's reliance on Jesus Christ to help him win. His trust in his faith is exemplified in the lines, "Can't win by myself but with your help I might." The countdown to 4th down, highlighted by Tebow's famous Bible verse reference "3:16," is a popular reference to his Christian beliefs. The line "may God's love be with me" also shows his dedication to his religion and his belief that God will help him on the field.


The second verse takes a more comical turn, with Jesus Christ speaking back to Tebow, lamenting the fact that he can't even rest on Sunday due to Tebow's constant prayers for help on the football field. The humor here comes from the depiction of a deity who is annoyed with a football player's requests for divine intervention during games.


Overall, the song seeks to poke fun at Tim Tebow's deeply ingrained religiosity while also celebrating his success on the field. The song is a lighthearted satire that showcases Fallon's comedic talents and musical skills.


Line by Line Meaning

Tim Tebow to Jesus Christ
I am reaching out to you, asking for help and support.


Can't win by myself but with your help I might
I cannot achieve my goals alone, but with your guidance, I might have a chance at success.


(Ten) Tim Tebow (Nine) to Jesus Christ (Eight) (Seven, Six) Commencing 4th (Five) down hut hut hike (Four) (Three, Two) Snap the football (One) and (Touchdown) may God's love be with me
I am counting down the seconds until the last chance to score, and praying for divine intervention.


This is Jesus Christ to Tim Tebow Please leave me alone Don't you know my day of rest is Sunday And I'm sick of watching all these Broncos Games
I am tired of constantly being bothered by your requests and reminders, especially on my day of rest.


I hear that you play New England next week Dude you're on your own Brady is too good and I've got better things to do!
I have no interest in helping you defeat New England, as Tom Brady is a formidable opponent and I have other priorities.


Though I've passed 316 yards there's still two games to go If I want to make it to the Super Bowl And show everyone on Earth how to Tebow
Although I've had some success, I know I still have a long road ahead of me if I want to reach the ultimate goal and demonstrate my signature move.


The Broncos won we're still alive C'mon everyone Tebow
Despite the challenges, we are still in the game and have reason to celebrate and continue to believe in the power of Tebowing.


C'mon everyone Tebow C'mon everyone Tebow C'mon everyone Tebow
I am urging everyone to join together and embrace the Tebow phenomenon.




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