Violent Femmes - I Swear It (I Can Change)

South Park (Related Recordings) · South Park: Bigger, Longer And Uncut [1999]

Some people say that I'm a bad guy

They may be right,

They may be wrong

But it's not as if I don't try,

I just mess up

And I go wrong



But I can change, I can change,

I can learn to keep my promises I swear it

Open up my heart and I will tear it

Any minute now I swear I'll share it



Oh it's strange, yes it's strange,

Though I guess it's quite clear,

I killed the antelope, the deer,

And there's no home on my range

Yes, I'm a little dearranged

But I can change.



It's not my fault that I'm so evil

It's society, sobriety

You know my momma picked cotton

And my daddy Boll Weevil

It was history, it wasn't me



But I can change, I can change,

I can learn to keep my promises I know it

Open up my heart and I will show it

Any minute passed 'til I outgrow it



You'll never change

You'll never change

You'll always be a dog with me



Yes, but don't be such a boob,

Manna from heaven shall be my food

My acts of past were misconstrued

And God above will watch me change

And while I'm changing, I'll be changing, while I CHANGE!

Soon...



But I can change, I can change

I can learn to keep my promises I swear it

Open up my heart and I will tear it

Any minute now I swear I'll share it,

I'm gonna change

Violent Femmes - I Swear It (I Can Change)

This recording features the Violent Femmes, an American rock band known for their distinctive jangle-pop sound and the enigmatic persona of lead singer Richard Hell. The track appears on the South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut soundtrack, a compilation that includes various musical contributions from the show's characters and creators. While the song carries the signature melodic style of the Violent Femmes, its inclusion here reflects the eclectic and often irreverent musical approach of the South Park franchise. The recording serves as a bridge between classic indie rock and the animated series' unique blend of pop culture references and musical parody.