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Bryan Adams ~ If Ya Wanna Be Bad, Ya Gotta Be Good


She got a nasty reputation and a talent for sin She's the kinda trouble i'd like to be in I wanna be a lover - i wanna be a slave But she's the kinda women makes me wanna misbehave So give it what you want boy - let's make it understood That if ya wanna be bad ya gotta be good She says there'll be no lying - no foolin' around No seven day weekends - No nights on the town Well that's the way i wast it - That's the way it's gotta be If you're looking for trouble better get it from me So get on your knees boy and do what you should If ya wanna be bad ya gotta be good more free lyrics

She got a nasty reputation and a talent for sin
She's the kinda trouble i'd like to be in
I wanna be a lover - i wanna be a slave
But she's the kinda women makes me wanna misbehave
So give it what you want boy - let's make it understood
That if ya wanna be bad ya gotta be good

She says there'll be no lying - no foolin' around
No seven day weekends -
No nights on the town
Well that's the way i wast it -
That's the way it's gotta be
If you're looking for trouble better get it from me
So get on your knees boy and do what you should
If ya wanna be bad ya gotta be good

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