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Olivia Rodrigo rationalizes a late night meet-up with an ex on her Guts track, “Bad Idea Right?,” which followed “Vampire” as a single.
“Bad Idea Right?” entered Hot Rock & Alternative Songs at No. 1, becoming her second overall entry and second No. 1 single on the chart. The song also peaked at No. 10 on the all-genre Billboard Hot 100 songs chart.
If you need a guide to follow along with Olivia Rodrigo’s “Bad Idea Right?,” find the lyrics below:
(Hey)
Haven’t heard from you in a couple of monthsBut I’m out right now and I’m all f—ed upAnd you’re callin’ my phone, you’re all aloneAnd I’m sensing some undertoneAnd I’m right here with all my friendsBut you’re sending me your new addressAnd I know we’re done, I know we’re throughBut, God, when I look at you
My brain goes, “Ah”Can’t hear my thoughts (I cannot hear my thoughts)Like blah-blah-blah (blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah)Should probably I should probably, probably notI should probably, probably not
Seeing you tonightIt’s a bad idea, right?Seeing you tonightIt’s a bad idea, right?Seeing you tonightIt’s a bad idea, right?Seeing you tonightF— it, it’s fine
Yes, I know that he’s my exBut can’t two people reconnect?“I only see him as a friend”(The biggest lie I ever said)Oh, yes, I know that he’s my exBut can’t two people reconnect?I only see him as a friendI just tripped and fell into his bed
Now I’m gettin’ in the car, wreckin’ all my plansI know I should stop, but I can’tAnd I told my friends I was asleepBut I never said where or in whose sheetsAnd I pull up to your place on the second floorAnd you’re standing, smiling at the doorAnd I’m sure I’ve seen much hotter menBut I really can’t remember when
My brain goes, “Ah”Can’t hear my thoughts (I cannot hear my thoughts)Like blah-blah-blah (blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah)Should probably I should probably, probably notI should probably, probably not
Seeing you tonightIt’s a bad idea, right?Seeing you tonightIt’s a bad idea, right?Seeing you tonightIt’s a bad idea, right?Seeing you tonightF— it, it’s fine
Yes, I know that he’s my exBut can’t two people reconnect?“I only see him as a friend”(The biggest lie I ever said)Oh, yes, I know that he’s my exBut can’t two people reconnect?I only see him as a friendI just tripped and fell into his bedOh, yes, I know that he’s my exCan’t two people reconnect?
The biggest lie I ever saidI just tripped and fell into his bedMy brain goes, “Ah”Can’t hear my thoughtsThe biggest lie I ever saidMy brain goes, “Ah”Can’t hear my thoughtsI just tripped and fell into his bed
ThoughtsBlahThoughtsBlah
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Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Daniel Leonard Nigro, Olivia Rodrigo
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