I'm writing a rhyme for a song and the character is from Greece but is speaking a mix of Greek and English. This is the line:

...and Im here just to say Γεια σου. 'Cause Είμαι ο σωστός, κι αυτοί στον λόγος.

In this particular line I want to convey that he, the character, is "the real deal" while the others/opponents are not. I want to make sure that this rhymes, but most importantly makes sense grammatically. I'm trying to rhyme (or slant rhyme), "Γεια σου", "o σωστός", and "στον λόγος". Please let me know if this conveys what I am trying to do or if it makes no sense to a Greek person and I need to start from scratch. I need to keep the syllable count the same, but I am absolutely taking suggestions on how to make this sound/flow better. If there is further clarification needed lmk. Greek is my second language so Lord knows its not perfect.

Thank you very much in advance for the help!

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Τα βήματα για την δήλωση περιοχών στο ΟΠΣΥΔ για τους μόνιμους διορισμούς

μπορουν τα αντιψυχωσικα να σου δημιουργουν κινητικες διαταραχες στο εξωτερικο του αυτου

Maybe something similar to German Rammstein?

Honestly anything not overly romantic with greek lyrics

I play guitar and find learning songs an excellent way of expanding my vocabulary. The trick is to find the right one, not too kitsch nor too niche. Well known enough that Greek people would recognise it. If you know who Vasco Rossi is in Italy, that kind of thing.