Story Behind The Song

just liked the concept of "one person can make a difference" life can get complicated nowadays and i think it's easy to feel insignificant. sometimes we need a reminder that strength lies in all of us.

Song Description

inspirational song to remind us that one person can change the world and that all great people are made of flesh and bone, just like everyone else. the verse is written from the perspective of someone frustrated with their own life. the chorus is a list of things that great leaders can accomplish.

Lyrics

Not even begun to fight, and I'm convinced that my hands are tied
I ain't got no soapbox to stand on, so what the hell can I do?
I'll keep on playing it safe, sit back and enjoy the view
Why the hell should I sacrifice cuz really, what can Oneman do?

Galvanize, apathetic lives
Synchronize, people's hearts and minds
Rhapsodize, can the future be?
Romanticize, can the world be free?
Polarize, then unite left and right
Harmonize, we don't need fists to fight
Jeopardize, the status quo
Glamorize, revolution's road
Oh oh, oh oh, yeah

My hope and innocence, lie on the surface of my carbon youth
My dreams once said I could be anything, what did yours say to you?
Our kings and heroes of history, they bled for their own truth
They believed in much more than themselves, that's what a Oneman will do

Galvanize, apathetic lives
Synchronize, people's hearts and minds
Rhapsodize, can the future be?
Romanticize, can the world be free?
Polarize, then unite left and right
Harmonize, we don't need fists to fight
Jeopardize, the status quo
Glamorize, revolution's road

Oh, what's inside a hero? I don't know
Oh, what I know for sure, they're flesh and bone, like me and you, do you believe in Oneman too?

Galvanize, apathetic lives
Synchronize, people's hearts and minds
Rhapsodize, can the future be?
Romanticize, can the world be free?
Polarize, then unite left and right
Harmonize, we don't need fists to fight
Jeopardize, the status quo
Glamorize, revolution's road