Company, always on the run Destiny is a rising sun I was born a six-gun in my hand Behind a gun I make my final stand That's why they call me Bad company, I can't deny Bad company, 'til the day I die Oh, 'Til the day I die 'Til day I die Rebel souls, deserters we are called Chose a gun and threw away the song Now these towns, they all know our names Six-gun sound is our claim to fame I can hear them say Bad company and I won't deny Bad, bad company 'til the day I die Oh yeah 'Til the day I die, ooh Hey, hey, hey Bad company, I can't deny Bad company 'til the day I die What'd I say now? Is bad company Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Bad company 'til the day I die Whoa yes Said I'm young and I'm free Oh, but I'm-a bad company That's the way I play, yeah Dirty for dirty Oh, somebody double-cross me Double-cross for double-cross Yeah, we're bad company Oh, the cold wind blowing
Company, always on the run Destiny is a rising sun I was born a six-gun in my hand Behind a gun I make my final stand That's why they call me Bad company, I can't deny Bad company, 'til the day I die Oh, 'Til the day I die 'Til day I die Rebel souls, deserters we are called Chose a gun and threw away the song Now these towns, they all know our names Six-gun sound is our claim to fame I can hear them say Bad company and I won't deny Bad, bad company 'til the day I die Oh yeah 'Til the day I die, ooh Hey, hey, hey Bad company, I can't deny Bad company 'til the day I die What'd I say now? Is bad company Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Bad company 'til the day I die Whoa yes Said I'm young and I'm free Oh, but I'm-a bad company That's the way I play, yeah Dirty for dirty Oh, somebody double-cross me Double-cross for double-cross Yeah, we're bad company Oh, the cold wind blowing
Foi lançada como o terceiro single do álbum de estreia de Bad Company em 1974, mas não chegou a entrar nas paradas nos Estados Unidos.
A letra foi coescrita pelo vocalista Paul Rodgers e o baterista Simon Kirke, inspirando‑se em um livro sobre moralidade vitoriana.
A estrutura harmônica e a figura de piano da canção são idênticas às usadas por Joni Mitchell em “Woodstock” (1970).
Paul Rodgers escolheu o título “Bad Company” porque ainda não havia registro de uma banda lançar um single homônimo ao próprio nome, criando assim um tema‑canção para o grupo recém‑formado.
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