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Rikki Rockett Lyrics

So you think you'll take another piece of me
The singer suspects that someone is trying to take advantage of him by using his intellectual property to fulfil their needs.

To satisfy your intellectual need
The singer states that the proposed use is for the other person's intellectual benefit.

Do you want, do you want Action, action, action, action
The singer queries whether the other person wants to take action and make use of his intellectual property.

Gonna bring you down
The artist intends to stop the other person from using his intellectual property without his permission.

'Cause you've been pushing me
The artist has felt pressured by the other person's attempt to use his intellectual property without permission.

You've got to recognize my superiority
The singer asserts his intellectual superiority and cautions the other person to respect that.

Liar, liar, liar, liar
The singer calls the other person a liar, suggesting that they have misled him in some way.

You know you believed it
The artist accuses the other person of being fully aware of the lie and still went ahead with it.

Higher, higher, higher, higher
The artist emphasizes his position as the main man by stating that he is above the other person that lied to him.

'Cause I'm the main man
The artist asserts that he is the most important person in this situation.

Everybody wants a piece of the action
The singer acknowledges his popularity and how desired his intellectual property is.

Everybody needs a main attraction
The artist asserts himself as the main focal point of attention.

I've got what everybody needs
The singer acknowledges his own value and how universally applicable his intellectual property is.

Satisfaction guarantees
The singer assures that whoever uses his intellectual property will be satisfied with the result.

Oh, I was suicidal 'cause you was my idol
The singer reveals that he was in a vulnerable position because he looked up to the other person as an idol.

Baby, baby, baby, bring it to your knees
The artist challenges the other person to accept his intellectual property and give him the utmost respect.

Oh, there was a time I would have walked the line
The artist was willing to cooperate with the other person in the past.

But you bled me dry with your insatiable greed
The other person took too much from the singer and used his intellectual property without permission, pushing him to his limits.

Do you want, do you want action?
The singer repeats his query, to know whether the other person is still interested in using his intellectual property.

Everybody wants, everybody needs
The artist acknowledges his broad appeal and how in-demand his intellectual property is.

Everybody wants a piece of the action
A reiteration of the artist's popularity and how many people want his intellectual property.

Everybody needs a main attraction
A reiteration of the artist's position as the most important element in this situation.

I've got what everybody needs
The singer states that he is the solution to everyone's need for intellectual property.

Satisfaction guarantees
The artist assures that people will be satisfied with the result of using his intellectual property.

That everybody wants a piece of the action
A conclusive reminder of the fact that the singer's intellectual property is the most sought after in this scenario.