Live For The Moment(WWE Version - Matt Hardy's The
Wwe · Forceable entry [2002]
Whooo!
I can slap a tornado,
I can dry up a sea, yeah.
When I live for the moment,
There ain't no ain't knowin' me.
*Instrumental*
I can slap a tornado,
I can dry up a sea.
When I live for the moment,
There ain't no ain't knowin' me.
Now don't you sell me no future, yeah.
Don't you sell me your love.
I ain't vouchin' your number,
You couldn't pay me enough.
You couldn't pay me enough, you couldn't pay me enough.
Couldn't pay me enough.
You couldn't pay me enough.
You couldn't pay me enough.
You couldn't pay me enough.
Couldn't pay me enough.
You couldn't pay me enough.
You couldn't pay me enough.
You couldn't pay me enough.
Couldn't pay me enough.
You couldn't pay me enough.
You couldn't pay me enough.
You couldn't pay me enough.
Couldn't pay me enough.
You couldn't pay me enough.
You couldn't pay me enough.
You couldn't pay me enough.
Couldn't pay me enough.
Couldn't pay me enough.
You couldn't pay me enough.
You couldn't pay me enough.
Live For The Moment (WWE Version - Matt Hardy's The)
Released on the 2002 compilation Forceable song, this track serves as the signature theme for professional wrestler Matt Hardy. The recording captures the high-energy, rock-infused sound characteristic of early 2000s wrestling music, designed to energize crowds during live events. As part of a broader collection of themes for prominent WWE superstars, the song reflects the era's emphasis on dramatic, anthemic compositions that defined the personalities of the performers. The track stands as a notable example of how music was utilized to enhance the theatrical presentation of professional wrestling, aligning the artist's musical output with the visual spectacle of the sport. Its inclusion in this album highlights the collaborative nature of the project, which gathered various themes to document the sonic landscape of the promotion during that specific year.