Make It – Aerosmith


Good evening people, welcome to the show

Got something here I want you all to know

When life and people bring on primal screams

You got to think of

What it’s going to take to make your dreams

Make it

Don’t break it

I said make it

Don’t break it

If you do then you feel like the world’s coming down on you

You know that history repeats itself

What you just done, so has somebody else

You know you do, you’ve got to think up fast

You’ve got to figure what it’s going to take to make it last

Make it

Don’t break it

I said make it

Don’t break it

If you do then you feel like the world’s coming down on you

Better weather, pull yourself together

Don’t be catching the blues

Better weather, pull yourself together

What have you got to lose

You’re only paying your dues

Dues is the price that you gotta pay

And if you don’t they’ll get you anyway

Although you know what you’ve been going through

You’re on the brink so think what it takes to…

Make it

Don’t break it

I said make it

Don’t break it

If you do then you feel like the world’s coming down on you

Better weather, pull yourself together

Don’t be catching the blues

Better weather, pull yourself together

What have you got to lose

Chasing Dreams and Resilience: Exploring “Make It”

“Make It” by Aerosmith bursts with energy and a call to action, urging listeners to push through adversity and focus on their ambitions. The opening lines set the stage for a motivational journey, reminding us that everyone faces challenges and that resilience is key. The repeated refrain, “Make it, don’t break it,” serves as both an encouragement and a warning—not to let setbacks defeat you. The lyrics acknowledge life’s struggles and the inevitability of paying your dues, yet champion a positive mindset and perseverance. Aerosmith’s spirited delivery amplifies the message, making the song a timeless anthem for anyone determined to overcome obstacles and make their dreams a reality.

Song Credits

  • Songwriters: Steven Tyler, Joe Perry
  • Release Year: 1973
  • Label: Columbia

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