The Bitch Song

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The Bitch Song is an early single released by the band Bowling For Soup on their album Let's Do It for Johnny! prior to their leap into fame with the song Girl All the Bad Guys Want. In this song, the speaker sings about how his girlfriend is awful to him and is always angry with him for no apparent reason, but how this does not affect his feelings for her and the conflict this causes for him. The chorus goes as follows:

You’re a bitch

but, I love you anyway

OH OH You can’t sing

But, you still put me to sleep

Baby, You’re a bitch

Hey Hey Hey Hey

You make me sick

But, don’t ever go away

The band created a music video for this song, in which the band is convicted for some unknown crime and put in jail. There they are forced to wear pink outfits and are treated as "bitches" by their cellmates, one of which is played by US actor Tony Cox. It also shows a relationship with a girl that seems to be equal parts amorous and hostile.


Bowling for Soup
Jaret Reddick | Erik Chandler | Chris Burney | Gary Wiseman
Lance Morril
Discography
Albums/EPs: Bowling for Soup | Cell Mates | Rock On Honorable Ones!!! | Tell Me When to Whoa! | Let's Do It for Johnny! | Drunk Enough to Dance | A Hangover You Don't Deserve | Bowling for Soup Goes to the Movies | The Great Burrito Extortion Case
Singles: "The Bitch Song" | "Suckerpunch" | "Girl All the Bad Guys Want" | "Emily" | "Punk Rock 101" | "1985" | "Almost" | "Ohio (Come Back to Texas)" | "I Melt With You" | "High School Never Ends" | "When We Die"
Related articles
Labels: Sony BMG Music Entertainment | Jive Records | FFROE | Queso Records
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