Since I Was A Boy

The Way I Fight, It's Not Me Beatin' The Man. I Make The Man Whip Himself.

I Don't Want Nothing Comin' At Me That I Can't Stop.

I Had A Job To Do In The Ring, And The Businessmen Around Me Had A Job To Do Outside The Ring, I Did My Job By Beating Up Most Of The Guys They Put In Front Of Me And Staying In Shape, But The People I Trusted Didn't Do Their Jobs.

When I Was A Boy, I Used To Pull A Big Cross Saw With My Dad. He'd Use His Right Hand, So I'd Have To Use My Left.

I Grew Up In Beaufort, South Carolina, In A Six-room Farmhouse With A Couple Of Leaning Posts To Keep It From Fallin'. I Came Up In A Time When Men Were Men.