I Made a Fist Shorty Long & Susan Johnson
"I Made a Fist" by Shorty Long & Susan Johnson is a soulful track from 1968, blending #Soul and #R&B. The lyrics express empowerment and resilience, symbolizing strength in adversity. Unique vocal harmonies and a catchy melody enhance its impact. The song resonates with themes of determination and self-assertion, reflecting the cultural zeitgeist of its time.
[CLEO, spoken]
Herman!
[HERMAN, spoken]
Look!
[CLEO, spoken]
I'm lookin'.
[HERMAN, spoken]
Look!
(sung)
I made a fist!
I made a fist!
I folded up the fingers of my left hand
And there it was
Exactly at the end of my wrist!
[CLEO]
Herman, my hero
Herman, my hero
[HERMAN]
I made a frown
I made a frown
I started with a pucker in my eyebrows
I got so mad
The corners of my mouth turned down
Herman!
[HERMAN, spoken]
Look!
[CLEO, spoken]
I'm lookin'.
[HERMAN, spoken]
Look!
(sung)
I made a fist!
I made a fist!
I folded up the fingers of my left hand
And there it was
Exactly at the end of my wrist!
[CLEO]
Herman, my hero
Herman, my hero
[HERMAN]
I made a frown
I made a frown
I started with a pucker in my eyebrows
I got so mad
The corners of my mouth turned down
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