Bad Girl

Avril Lavigne

Just lay your head in daddy's lap, you're a bad girl

Bad girl (one, two, three, four)

Hey, hey
I'll let you walk all over me, me
You know that I'm a little tease, tease
But I want it pretty please, please

You know, you know, you know, I'm crazy
I just wanna be your baby
You can fuck me, you can play me
You can love and you can hate me

Miss me, miss me, now you wanna kiss me

Choke me because I said so
Stroke me and feed my ego
I've been a bad girl, don't you know?
(Don't tell me what to do)
Come get it now or never
I'll let you do whatever
I'll be your bad girl, here we go
(One, two, three, four)

Miss me, miss me, now you wanna kiss me

(You're a bad girl)

Baby
You know I want a little taste, taste
So let me take you all the way, way
You know you'll never be the same, same

(You fuckin' bad girl)

One night
You won't forget the rest of your life
So come on over to the wild side
Buckle up and, baby, hold on tight

Miss me, miss me, now you wanna kiss me
We both know that you love me 'cause I'm so bad
(You fuckin' bad girl)

Choke me because I said so
Stroke me and feed my ego
I've been a bad girl, don't you know?
(Don't tell me what to do)
Come get it now or never
I'll let you do whatever
I'll be your bad girl, here we go
(One, two, three, four)

I've been a bad girl
I've been a bad girl
I'll be your bad girl
I'll be your bad girl

I've been a bad girl
I've been a bad girl
I'll be your bad girl
I'm such a bad girl
(One, two, three, four)

Choke me because I said so
Stroke me and feed my ego
I've been a bad girl, don't you know?
(Don't tell me what to do)
Come get it now or never
I'll let you do whatever
I'll be your bad girl, here we go
(One, two, three, four)

Bad, bad, bad, bad girl


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Bad Girl Lyrics as written by Avril Ramona Lavigne Chad Kroeger

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    LYRICS ARE WRONG. The chorus is totally wrong. It's actually:

    ''Choke me because I said so, Stroke me and feed my ego, I've been a bad girl, don't you know? (Don't tell me what to do!) Come get it now or never, I'll let you do whatever, I'll be your bad girl, here we go.''

    That's the correct chorus.

    LeuceanaRoseon March 23, 2014   Link

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