Our context engine found "Beat 'em" used in 7 musical pieces, reflecting its semantic importance.Explore how artists use this specific phrasing in their creative work.
Beat 'em
You and me should go outside and
Beat 'em, beat 'em, beat 'em, beat 'em, beat 'em, beat 'em
All pathetic flag waving ignorant geeks and we'll
You and me should go outside and
Beat 'em, beat 'em, beat 'em, beat 'em, beat 'em, beat 'em
All pathetic flag waving ignorant geeks and we'll
Singer: public enemy
if you can't join 'em
know you gotta beat 'em
if you can't join 'em
if you can't join 'em
know you gotta beat 'em
if you can't join 'em
Singer: ben rector
yeah
if you cant beat 'em
then you join 'em
yeah
if you cant beat 'em
then you join 'em
Singer: charley pride
i never thought i would see an eleven
but honey you sure beat 'em all
i've seen losers and winners and some are most tender
i never thought i would see an eleven
but honey you sure beat 'em all
i've seen losers and winners and some are most tender
Singer: flux pavilion
you don't have to fear at all
take a breath and beat 'em all
it's okay to be alone
you don't have to fear at all
take a breath and beat 'em all
it's okay to be alone
Singer: everclear
turnaround and watch the man play. the one black man in the baseball field was better in every way. my daddy said if you wanna win in this world
you gotta beat 'em at their own game. luther jackson green went to law school in 1963. in the summer between he worked in alabama with martin luther king. he met a girl on a summer night; he fell hard when they saw each other's eyes. there were people in town that really didn't like that he was black and she was white. they found her in the ditch
a little outside of town; some stupid man was blastin about it
turnaround and watch the man play. the one black man in the baseball field was better in every way. my daddy said if you wanna win in this world
you gotta beat 'em at their own game. luther jackson green went to law school in 1963. in the summer between he worked in alabama with martin luther king. he met a girl on a summer night; he fell hard when they saw each other's eyes. there were people in town that really didn't like that he was black and she was white. they found her in the ditch
a little outside of town; some stupid man was blastin about it
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Can I beat 'em now?
Can I get your love?
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Can I beat 'em now?
Can I get your love?