Jean's Father

I boxed against the big man, in the ring of fire, A challenge laid before me, down to the wire. (Verse 1) At the gym, pumping iron, building muscle, feeling strong, Not much on my mind, till I see her, like a song. A hot woman sipping water, a sight so rare, Approaching with confidence, gathering my flair. We talk, she's keen, her name is Jean, But a condition for a date, that is mean. I must box her dad, in an arena fair, Day and time set, I agree, without any care. (Verse 2) Training hard, punching bags, growing faster every day, Lifting weights, eating calories, for strength's gain. With a physique like Tyson, I push myself harder, For the fight of my life, against Jean's father. Her picture in my jeans, a reminder of my aim, To win the fight, to earn her acclaim. But as the day draws near, doubts begin to rise, Can I defeat the big man, and win the prize? (Chorus) I boxed against the big man, in the ring of fire, A challenge laid before me, down to the wire. With Jean's picture in my jeans, I dream of the fig (Chorus) I boxed against the big man, in the ring of fire, A challenge laid before me, down to the wire. With Jean's picture in my jeans, I dream of the fight, But the big man stood tall, in the arena's light. Good luck (Verse 3) The day arrives, I step into the ring, Heart pounding, adrenaline's sting. But as my opponent steps in, I'm taken aback, Bigger than I imagined, with no room to slack. 200 minus five, centimeters in size, I don't hesitate, as I begin my tries. But one minute in, he's got me in a lock, And with one swift move, he lands the knockout. (Verse 4) Regret fills me, as I rise from the ground, But Jean's dad extends a hand, respect profound. He tells me I can try again, and that's my plan, To train harder, fight smarter, and rise like a man. (Chorus) I boxed against the big man, in the ring of fire, A challenge laid before me, down to the wire. With Jean's picture in my jeans, I dream of the fight, But the big man stood tall, in the arena's light. (fade out) (end song)