Bad Habit

Album: Smash (1994)
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  • Hey man you know I'm really okay
    The gun in my hand will tell you the same
    But when I'm in my car
    Don't give me no crap
    'Cause the slightest thing and I just might snap

    When I go driving I stay in my lane
    But getting cut off, it makes me insane
    Open the glove box, reach inside
    Gonna wreck this fucker's ride

    I guess I got a bad habit of blowin' away (yeah, yeah)
    I've got a bad habit (yeah, yeah)
    And it ain't goin' away (yeah, yeah)
    Yeah, yeah (yeah, yeah)
    Yeah, yeah, oh

    Well they say the road's a dangerous place
    If you flip me off, I'll get in your face
    You drive on my ass
    You're foot's on the gas
    And your next breath is your last

    'Cause I've got a bad habit of blowin' away (yeah, yeah)
    I've got a bad habit (yeah, yeah)
    And it ain't goin' away (yeah, yeah)
    Yeah, yeah (yeah, yeah)
    Yeah, yeah, oh

    Drivers are rude, such attitudes
    But when I show my piece, complaints cease
    Something's odd, feel like I'm God
    You stupid dumb-shit god damn motherfucker

    I open the glove box, reach inside
    Gonna wreck this fucker's ride

    'Cause I've got a bad habit of blowin' away (yeah, yeah)
    I've got a bad habit (yeah, yeah)
    And it ain't goin' away (yeah, yeah)
    Yeah, yeah (yeah, yeah)
    Yeah, yeah (yeah, yeah)
    Yeah, yeah (yeah, yeah)
    Yeah, yeah, oh Writer/s: Dexter Holland, Greg Kriesel, Kevin Wasserman, Ron Welty
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.,
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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