We took him to town
Pushed him around
Little boy Hercules

I'm pretty sure is how it goes in the second verse.

I think the song, and probably the whole concept of this project, is that the strongest figure you could think of, Hercules, is just as easily brought down by love. It's a cool idea for a dance album, and that's ultimately what's it's about (dancing), so it's kind of silly to go into too much detail about the "meaning".

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I am pretty sure that instead of "little boy," every other verse, they say "lover boy"

Spot on, aangelene. Definitely, the strongest man in all the land Hercules finds himself facing the ultimate challenge of love. He is strong and triumphant, and this is shown by the music's powerful disco-strutting vibe. The music is triumphant, but Hercules is tempted when the vocals come in, telling the story from the woman's view and her attempts at trying to seduce him. Likely Hercules is already committed to someone already, and tries to resist, but Hercules finds himself more and more conflicted as the tension rises in the music near the end of the track, finally breaking as the song ends.

Hercules is in a love affair.

daaang this song is of the hook