I was listening to this one song and got a little confused about its meaning.

There seems to be a guy talking a bout himself, and then he talks about a girl
who either, supposedly, would talk about herself, or about the guy.

> 例えば俺が俺じゃないいとして、お前はお前だと言いきれるのか

What is the correct translation?

**_A: What if I was not myself, would you be able to say that you are
yourself?_**

**_B: What if I was not myself, would you be able to say "You are
yourself"?_**

I feel that by context **_A_** is the correct one, but **_B_** is the one that
looks like a direct quotation in my opinion?

In order to **_A_** make sense gramatically (in my surely mistaken opinion)
would be:

> 例えば俺が俺じゃないとして、お前はお前を言いきれるのか

I feel like this is wrong, but I want to confirm...

Thanks in advance.

Source: <https://utaten.com/lyric/cinema+staff/great+escape/>

**_EDIT:_**

My problem is with the last と particle, I have no problem understanding the と
in として.
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particle-と quotes
Is the と particle quotation literal or context matters?