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Artist: Ugly Boys
Canonical path: /ugly-boys/i-can-be-bad
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I Can Be Bad
Read I Can Be Bad lyrics by Ugly Boys on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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I Can Be Bad
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I can be bad
I can be the worst of all
I can be badly
very bad
I don't go I to sell
I can be dirty
I can be worse than the president
I can be a worm
an unrestrained one
I don't go I to sell
but when I leave in the streets
people me looking at strange
they speak about my way of dressing
I don't rob the money of the nation
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