Too Rude
The Rolling Stones · The Rolling Stones Box Set [2009]
Girl you're too bad
Girl you're too rude
Everyman I speak to
Says he wants you
Girl you're too bad
Girl you're too rude
Everyman I speak to
Says he wants you
Everywhere
All over the place
Every man, he has
A picture of your face
Hey little girl
Don't you realize
This is a goddamn disgrace
Girl you're too bad
Girl you're too rude
Everyman I speak to
Says he wants you
Girl you're too bad
Girl you're too rude
Everyman I speak to
Says he wants you
Oh little girl
You never want me
Tomorrow night you say
You need my key
Hey little girl
Go and have a ball
You know one day girl
You're bound to fall
Girl you're too bad
Girl you're too rude
Everyman I speak to
Says he wants you
Girl you're too bad
Girl you're too rude
Everyman I speak to
Says he wants you
Girl you're too bad
Girl you're too rude
Everyman I speak to
Says he wants you
Girl you're too bad
Girl you're too rude
Everyman I speak to
Says he wants you
Everywhere
All over the place
Every man, he has
A picture of your face
Hey little girl
Don't you realize
This is a goddamn disgrace
Girl you're too bad
Girl you're too rude
Everyman I speak to
Says he wants you
Girl you're too bad
Girl you're too rude
Everyman I speak to
Says he wants you
Girl you're too bad
Girl you're too rude
Everyman I speak to
Says he wants you
Girl you're too bad
Girl you're too rude
Everyman I speak to
Says he wants you
Too Rude
Too Rude stands as a notable deep cut within The Rolling Stones' expansive discography, showcasing the band's ability to craft compelling tracks beyond their most famous singles. Recorded during a prolific era of experimentation, the song reflects the group's signature blend of blues-rock energy and rhythmic drive. While often overshadowed by chart-topping hits, this recording highlights the collaborative songwriting dynamics that defined the band's creative peak. The track's inclusion in comprehensive box sets underscores its value to collectors and fans seeking a fuller understanding of the group's musical evolution. It serves as a reminder of the rich catalogue of recordings that complement their well-known anthems, offering listeners a glimpse into the diverse textures and styles that have sustained their legacy for decades.

