Literary devices / Figures of Speech / Imagery

"I got that sunshine in my pocket," is an example of: 

"My hands, they're strong; But my knees were far too weak," is an example of:

"Long live the pioneers; Rebels and mutineers," is an example of: 

"With this boy who's hollering I can hardly hear; Over this music I don't listen to,":  

"Short days, long nights," is an example of: 

"I'm a hot air balloon that could go to space," is an example of: 

"I must have called a thousand times," is an example of: 

"Just like a moth drawn to a flame; Oh, you lured me in, I couldn't sense the pain," is a: 

"Just like fire, burning up the way; If I can light the world up for just one day," is:

"I saw a shadow flying high," is an example of: 

"I got this feeling, inside my bones; It goes electric, wavey when I turn it on," describes: 

"We are never ever ever getting back together," is an example of: 

"Hear a knock on the door and the night begins," is imagery describing: 

"And by once or twice I mean maybe a couple of hundred times," is an example of: 

"beauty and a beat," is an example of: 

"So gather all the rebels now, we'll rabble-rouse and sing aloud," is an example of: