Get Off My Back
Bryan Adams · Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron [2002]
You must be Crazy
There ain't a single thing you've done
That's gonna Phase me
Oh Though if you wanna have a go
I just wanna let you know...
Yeah
Get off of my Back
And into my Game
Get out of my way
and out of my Brain
Get out of my Face
and give it your best Shot
I think it's time you better face the fact
Get off of my Back
You know that it's just all a game
That I'm Playin'
You think that you can find a way in
It's what I'm sayin'
Oh if you wanna have a go
I just wanna let you know....
Oh
Get off of my back
and into my Game
Get out of my way
and out of my Brain
Get out of my face
or give it your best shot
I think it's time you better face the fact
Get off of my Back
(Super Trouper beams are gonna blind me)
(But I won't feel blue)
(Like I always do)
('Cause somewhere in the crowd there's you)
Oh
If you wanna have a go
I just wanna let you know
I just wanna let you know....
Get off
Get off
Yeah
Get off of my back
and into my Game
Get out of my way
and out of my Brain
Get out of my face
or give it your best shot
So know this train is coming of it's track
Get off of my Back
Yeah
Get off of my back
Get off
Yeah
Oh
Get off
Get off
Get off
Get off
Get off
Get off
Get off
Get Off Of My Back
Get Off My Back
Bryan Adams delivers a driving rock anthem with Get Off My Back, a track featured on the soundtrack for the animated film Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. Released in 2002, the song captures the Canadian rocker's signature blend of gritty vocals and energetic guitar work that has defined his career for decades. While Adams is widely celebrated for enduring hits like Summer of '69 and Please Forgive Me, this recording showcases his ability to craft compelling music for cinematic narratives. The track fits comfortably within his extensive discography, maintaining the hard-hitting style that resonates with fans of classic rock. It stands as a testament to his enduring presence in the industry, offering a powerful listening experience that complements the adventurous spirit of the film while reinforcing his status as a staple of modern rock music.