Underdog
Anastacia · Other Songs - Anastacia
But they won't let you forget
You're the underdog and you got to be twice as good (yeah)
Even if you're never right
They get uptight when you got too much
You might start thinking too much, too (yeah)
I know how it feels when you know for real
That every other time (yeah)
You get a raw deal, yeah
Said I'm the underdog, ya’ll
Do you know what I mean, yeah
Said I'm the underdog, ya’ll
Well, I know how it feels to get demoted
When it comes the time to get promoted
‘Cause you might be movin' up way too fast
If you ever love somebody of a different set,
But the other set was an act you forget
well it just don't go like that, oh
I know how it feels
When people stop, turn around and stare
Say goodbye and they low rate, low rate me (yeah yeah)
Said I'm the underdog, ya’ll
Do you know what I mean, yeah
I'm just the underdog, ya’ll (a a a ahhh)
Un-der-dog, Un-der-dog,
Un-der-dog, Un-der-dog (roarrrr)
I know how it feels to be played upon
Be at the party but you're really all alone
They underestimate me
And if you hang out with people you don't even know
Simply because there’s a whole lot more of them
You better think you can’t
You better think you can’t
I know how it feels when you're feelin' down
And you wanna come up but you’re really
In the wrong … part of town, yeah
Said I'm the underdog, ya’ll
Do you know what I mean
Said I'm the underdog, ya’ll
(yeah, yeah, yeah)
Underdog, Underdog, Underdog, ya’ll
Underdog, Underdog, that’s me
Underdog, Underdog, Underdog, ya’ll
Underdog hao hao haa (yeah)
Uhh / Come on / Uhh
I'm the underdog, ya’ll
I'm the underdog, ya’ll
I'm the underdog, underdog
I’m the freak, I’m the freak
I'm the underdog, ya’ll
Ugh
Underdog ohoa
I said yeah yeah yeah yeaaahh
Aw
Ho ho hoa
No no no
I’m the underdog
Underdog - Anastacia
Anastacia's "Underdog" stands as a defining track from her 2000 debut album, "Anastacia," blending R&B and pop sensibilities with her signature vocal power. The song captures the emotional resilience of an underdog fighting for recognition, a theme that resonated deeply with audiences during the early 2000s. Featuring her distinctive falsetto and rhythmic delivery, the recording showcases her ability to merge soulful expression with mainstream appeal. As a key component of her initial discography, the track helped establish her reputation as a versatile artist capable of navigating both R&B and pop landscapes. Its enduring presence in her catalog reflects its status as a signature work that defined her early career trajectory and musical identity.