Never Gonna Beat That Man Billy Cobb
"Never Gonna Beat That Man" by Billy Cobb, released in 2021, is a #IndiePop track that explores themes of resilience and self-acceptance in the face of adversity. The lyrics convey a sense of determination and introspection. Unique musical elements include catchy melodies and introspective lyrics, contributing to its relatable vibe. The song resonates with listeners facing personal struggles, reflecting a broader cultural narrative of perseverance.
[Verse 1]
Well when I was a kid about the age of 12
I used to know some guys who right after the bell
Would go around picking on kids who were smaller than them
They'd knock the books right out of their hands
They'd sneak up behind them and they'd pull down their pants
Just boys being boys, that would eventually turn into men
Well I wasn't exactly the biggest of guys
And as much as I'd like to go and try
I could never get those big kids to be my friend
And as we got old, the habits stuck
I see them driving their massive trucks
Gеtting everything they want, all ovеr again
[Chorus]
Said you're never gonna beat another man like him
You can see it in his smile, that he's always gonna win
A man of his size doesn't have to think
When your fists do everything
[Verse 2]
On a Friday evening I walk into a bar
And I greet the bartender and I give him my card
Thought I'd settle down with an ice-cold bottle of beer
But as I'm trying to sit and enjoy my time
Across the room I can hear the cries
Of a woman struggling to put up with a man with a beard
And as he yells and pushes her around
I get out of my seat and told him get out of town
I don't ever wanna see your face again around here
But before my sentence was even complete
His fist locked with my jaw and into my teeth
He said "who do you think you are" and he called me a queer
Well when I was a kid about the age of 12
I used to know some guys who right after the bell
Would go around picking on kids who were smaller than them
They'd knock the books right out of their hands
They'd sneak up behind them and they'd pull down their pants
Just boys being boys, that would eventually turn into men
Well I wasn't exactly the biggest of guys
And as much as I'd like to go and try
I could never get those big kids to be my friend
And as we got old, the habits stuck
I see them driving their massive trucks
Gеtting everything they want, all ovеr again
[Chorus]
Said you're never gonna beat another man like him
You can see it in his smile, that he's always gonna win
A man of his size doesn't have to think
When your fists do everything
[Verse 2]
On a Friday evening I walk into a bar
And I greet the bartender and I give him my card
Thought I'd settle down with an ice-cold bottle of beer
But as I'm trying to sit and enjoy my time
Across the room I can hear the cries
Of a woman struggling to put up with a man with a beard
And as he yells and pushes her around
I get out of my seat and told him get out of town
I don't ever wanna see your face again around here
But before my sentence was even complete
His fist locked with my jaw and into my teeth
He said "who do you think you are" and he called me a queer
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