Bad idea right? Song by Olivia Rodrigo [Lyrics]

bad idea right? Song by Olivia Rodrigo

Bad idea right? [Lyrics]

[Verse 1]

Haven't heard from you in a couple of months

But I'm out right now and I'm all fucked up

And you're callin' my phone and you're all alone

And I'm sensing some undertone

And I'm right here with all my friends

But you're sending me your new address

And I know we're done, I know we're through

But, God, when I look at you

[Refrain]

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 not

I should probably, probably not

I should probably, probably not

[Pre-Chorus]

Seeing you tonight

It's a bad idea, right?

Seeing you tonight

It's a bad idea, right?

Seeing you tonight

It's a bad idea, right?

Seeing you tonight

Fuck it, it's fine

[Chorus]

Yes, I know that he's my ex

But 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 ex

But can't two people reconnect?

I only see him as a friend

I just tripped and fell into his bed

[Verse 2]

Now I'm gettin' in the car, wreckin' all my plans

I know I should stop, but I can't

And I told my friends I was asleep

But I never said where or in whose sheets

And I pull up to your place on the second floor

And you're standing, smiling at the door

And I'm sure I've seen much hotter men

But I really can't remember when

[Refrain]

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 not

I should probably, probably not

I should probably, probably not

[Pre-Chorus]

Seeing you tonight

It's a bad idea, right?

Seeing you tonight

It's a bad idea, right?

Seeing you tonight

It's a bad idea, right?

Seeing you tonight

Fuck it, it's fine

[Chorus]

Yes, I know that he's my ex

But 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 ex

But can't two people reconnect?

I only see him as a friend

I just tripped and fell into his bed

[Bridge]

Oh, yes, I know that he's my ex

Can't two people reconnect?

The biggest lie I ever said

I just tripped and fell into his bed

My brain goes, "Ah"

Can't hear my thoughts

The biggest lie I ever said

My brain goes, "Ah"

Can't hear my thoughts

I just tripped and fell into his bed

[Outro]

Thoughts

Blah

Thoughts

Blah

About

Described as an exhilarating and lighthearted addition to her discography, "bad idea right?" stands as the sophomore single for Olivia's eagerly anticipated album, "GUTS." In a departure from the album's lead single, "vampire," the cover art for "bad idea right?" boasts an intricate design that showcases Olivia's artistic evolution. The artwork portrays Olivia in an enigmatic pose, her gaze penetrating through a misted glass pane. The track's title, rendered in lipstick, adds a touch of allure to the composition, accompanied by vibrant red kiss marks that hint at the song's underlying themes.

Nestled within the punk pop genre, "bad idea right?" narrates the narrative of Olivia navigating a tangled web of emotions. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of Olivia's decision to deceive her friends, concealing her true intentions of meeting her former flame, Rodrigo—a decision that her friends would undoubtedly disapprove of. Guided by her raw and emotive lyrics, the song delves into Olivia's introspective contemplation on the potential revival of their past love. With each verse, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery and takes the leap, embracing the uncertainty of what lies ahead.

The announcement of "bad idea right?" as the second single from the album on August 7 sent waves of excitement through Olivia's fanbase. The track's official release on August 11, strategically preceding the unveiling of "GUTS" on September 8, positions it as the enthralling second track on the album's roster. Olivia's ability to weave relatable experiences into her music allows listeners to connect deeply with her storytelling, making "bad idea right?" a captivating anthem of youthful exuberance and the complexities of relationships.

As anticipation for "GUTS" continues to mount, "bad idea right?" tantalizes the senses, offering a glimpse into the artistic kaleidoscope that Olivia has crafted. With its catchy melody, thought-provoking lyrics, and Olivia's signature vocal prowess, this single serves as a testament to Olivia's evolving artistry and leaves fans eagerly counting down the days until the album's full release.