[Verse 1] Everybody wants Excalibur, nobody asks what swords cost. Everybody wants a kingdom until somebody gets lost. Pulling steel out of granite doesn’t mean you deserve a throne. Strength isn’t owning everybody. Strength is governing your own. [Chorus] Sword in the stone, fire in the bone, boy wants a kingdom before building a home. Being strong enough to swing it doesn’t make you king. Knowing when to sheath the blade— that’s a different thing. [Verse 2] Samson had strength enough to make the pillars shake. But too much pressure on architecture— even temples break. Diamond, dam, rib cage, glass— everything has a load. Growing up means learning when you’re becoming your own Goliath on the road.
