My Bad Side
Papa Roach · Other Songs - Papa Roach
that i got to tell
about good dreams in heaven not
bad dreams in hell
started with punk rock
and then evolved to hip hop
the party popped off
like the fireworks on my block
alonzo is the street that i take dweel
a little white trash
and a little bit swell
i take you back
and take a step down
july was the month
i was born 8 pounds
my bad side
my sign is leo defraud the hoax with a ruby
king of the jungle yet i try to be humble
but i should to let yall know what im' about
attack your brain fast drop knowledge
the i'm out i'm a freak but i got some class
i'll bring the fucking ruckus
and you can bring the grass
have a session
good times is the lesson
the men will cease fire and
the girls could stop stressin
come on baby doll please jerk me off
perverted state of mind
baby help me get my nut off
whats wrong girly
don't know the art of a quicky
my balls hang low
and they produce something icky
from my dick to your skin
hands rub it in
i know you love lotion baby
thats how i begin
sexual feeding in my dreams
she was screaming down on her knees
as she eating on my seamen
i've this problem
i don't wanna say
but to tell you the truth everybody
i be doing it every day
you may think i'm stupid
you may think im queer
but to tell you the truth everybody
jackin off is better than beer!!!!!!
my bad side
My Bad Side
Papa Roach's 'My Bad Side' captures the raw emotional intensity that defines the band's signature nu-metal sound. Emerging from a period of significant creative output, the track showcases the group's ability to blend heavy guitar riffs with introspective lyrics. While the band is widely recognized for anthemic hits like 'Last Resort' and 'Scars,' this recording demonstrates their consistent exploration of personal turmoil and vulnerability. The song fits seamlessly within their broader discography, reflecting the dynamic interplay between aggression and melancholy that has sustained their career. As part of their extensive body of work, 'My Bad Side' stands as a testament to the band's enduring relevance in the rock landscape, offering listeners a powerful glimpse into their evolving musical identity without relying on external chart metrics or specific release dates.