A Bad Situation

Alice Cooper · Other Songs - Alice Cooper

Got one foot in the grave cause I work like a slave

I don't get no vacation

I want a piece of the cake, I want a slice of the stake

I'm sick of cheap imitations



I got a pain in the neck from this rusty old wreck that I drive

All the things that I miss, all the ass that I kiss to survive, stay alive



It's a bad situation

It's demoralization

Like a state of the nation

A really bad situation



I can't change the pace, I'm just a rat in the race

And that's a major frustration

I'm way underpaid, no no I never get laid

That ain't no exaggeration



I got a pain in the neck from this rusty old wreck that I drive

All the things that I miss, all the ass that I kiss to survive, stay alive



It's a bad situation

It's demoralization

Like a state of the nation

A really bad situation



Oh what I'd give to blow this dump where I live and to fly

And whack all the jerks in the place where I work

That's how I'd say goodbye



It's a bad situation

It's a disintegration

Oh my mentalization

A really bad situation

Things I've done for inspiration

Of my gesticulation

That was the last insultation

Of a bad situation



Bad bad situation

Bad bad situation

A Bad Situation

A Bad Situation stands as a compelling song in Alice Cooper's expansive discography, showcasing the artist's signature blend of theatrical rock and dark storytelling. While the track may not carry the immediate name recognition of his classic hits, it reflects the consistent energy and dramatic flair that have defined Cooper's career for decades. The song fits seamlessly within his broader body of work, demonstrating his ability to craft memorable melodies alongside his distinctive vocal delivery. Fans of the genre will appreciate how the recording captures the essence of Cooper's musical evolution, offering a snapshot of his enduring influence on rock music. This piece serves as a reminder of the depth found throughout his catalogue, inviting listeners to explore the nuances of his songwriting beyond the most famous anthems.