Snakebite
Alice Cooper · Hey Stoopid
Somebody better shake you
Somebody better turn your head around
I'm scratching like a wild cat
I'm spitting fire on the ground
You got my venom running thru ya
Ain't gonna let you run off wild
I'm Snakebite
I'm your only man
Snakebite is your lover
You'll never hide, baby understand
Snakebite drags you under
I'm Snakebite
They call me Snakebite
Nobody's gonna take you
Nobody gonna touch your rebel skin
I'll break 'em like a matchstick
Cuz baby that's the kind of mood I'm in
My face is tattooed on your shoulder
Your name is scratched into my bike, yeah
I'm Snakebite
I'm your only man
Snakebite is your lover
You'll never hide, baby understand
Snakebite drags you under
I'm Snakebite
They call me Snakebite
You got my venom runnin' thru ya
If you're gonna run
Go running scared, I'm right behind ya
I'm Snakebite
I'm your only man
Snakebite is your lover
You'll never hide, baby understand
Snakebite drags you under
I'm Snakebite
They call me Snakebite
Somebody better turn your head around
I'm scratching like a wild cat
I'm spitting fire on the ground
You got my venom running thru ya
Ain't gonna let you run off wild
I'm Snakebite
I'm your only man
Snakebite is your lover
You'll never hide, baby understand
Snakebite drags you under
I'm Snakebite
They call me Snakebite
Nobody's gonna take you
Nobody gonna touch your rebel skin
I'll break 'em like a matchstick
Cuz baby that's the kind of mood I'm in
My face is tattooed on your shoulder
Your name is scratched into my bike, yeah
I'm Snakebite
I'm your only man
Snakebite is your lover
You'll never hide, baby understand
Snakebite drags you under
I'm Snakebite
They call me Snakebite
You got my venom runnin' thru ya
If you're gonna run
Go running scared, I'm right behind ya
I'm Snakebite
I'm your only man
Snakebite is your lover
You'll never hide, baby understand
Snakebite drags you under
I'm Snakebite
They call me Snakebite
Snakebite - Alice Cooper
Released on the 1980 album Hey Stoopid, "Snakebite" stands as a defining track in Alice Cooper's evolution from horror rock to arena pop. The song exemplifies the band's signature theatrical style, blending heavy distortion with catchy hooks that appealed to a new generation of rock fans. While the title suggests danger, the track serves as a high-energy showcase of Cooper's vocal prowess and the band's ability to craft anthems that balance aggression with commercial appeal. It remains a staple of their discography, reflecting the enduring influence of their work during the early 1980s.