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The Invigorating Call to Action in 'Come On Come On Come On'

The song 'Come On Come On Come On' by Cheap Trick is an energetic and motivational anthem that encourages listeners to take action and embrace life. The repeated chorus, 'Come on come on come on little baby, Down down down with me,' serves as a rallying cry, urging someone to join the singer in whatever journey or challenge they are about to undertake. The phrase 'Down down down with me' could imply a willingness to dive into experiences or perhaps to face difficulties together.

The verses of the song paint a picture of someone who is disheartened, sitting with their 'head in their hands,' possibly overwhelmed by life's pressures. The singer addresses this person directly, telling them to stop waiting passively for things to happen ('waiting for the skies to fall') and instead to take control ('Get up, get up, get on the ball'). The lyrics suggest a rejection of negativity ('No more sad songs, no more cares') and a call to leave behind burdensome responsibilities ('No more mouths to feed'). The song promotes a carefree attitude and a return to the basics of enjoying life ('Let's get back to the street, boys').

Cheap Trick, known for their blend of pop, punk, and metal, often infuses their music with catchy hooks and upbeat tempos. 'Come On Come On Come On' is no exception, with its driving rhythm and infectious chorus. It embodies the band's signature sound while delivering a message of liberation and empowerment. The song is a reminder to not get bogged down by life's troubles and to actively seek out joy and excitement.

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