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Charley Pride – You’re So Good When You’re Bad

It was featured on Charley Pride's album "Charley Sings Everybody's Choice." The song quickly climbed the charts, reaching the 1th position on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart also reaching the 2th position on Canadian RPM Country Tracks. Its success is a testament to the enduring appeal of Charley Pride's music.

Charley Pride – You’re So Good When You’re Bad: Exploring the Timeless Classic

Are you ready to dive into the captivating world of country music? Today, we’re going to explore the timeless classic «You’re So Good When You’re Bad» by the legendary Charley Pride. This song is a true gem in the world of country music, and we’ll take a closer look at its history, meaning, and the remarkable artist behind it.

The Story Behind the Song

Charley Pride - You’re So Good When You’re Bad
Cover LP Charley Pride RCA 1982
Released in 1982, «You’re So Good When You’re Bad» is a soul-stirring track that showcases Charley Pride’s exceptional vocal talent and storytelling ability. The song was written by Ben Peters, and was produced by Norro Wilson. It was featured on Charley Pride’s album «Charley Sings Everybody’s Choice.»
The song quickly climbed the charts, reaching the 1th position on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart also reaching the 2th position on Canadian RPM Country Tracks. Its success is a testament to the enduring appeal of Charley Pride’s music and the timeless quality of «You’re So Good When You’re Bad.»

The Meaning of the Song

At its core, «You’re So Good When You’re Bad» is a heartfelt exploration of the complexities of love and desire.
The song is about a person who is in love with a woman who is described as both an angel and a devil. The lyrics express the singer’s admiration for the woman, highlighting her positive qualities such as bringing sunshine to his life and being the closest thing to heaven he has ever had. However, it also acknowledges that she has a more mischievous side, and the singer finds her attractive even when she’s being «bad.» The song also touches on the singer’s feelings of inadequacy, as he feels «hung up on the perfect woman» and unsure if he deserves her. Overall, the song explores the complexity of love and attraction, and the conflicting emotions that can arise in a relationship. The bittersweet lyrics and Charley Pride’s emotive delivery make this song a poignant reflection on the highs and lows of love.




In Conclusion
In «You’re So Good When You’re Bad,» Charley Pride delivers a masterful performance that captures the essence of country music. The song’s evocative lyrics and soulful melody continue to resonate with audiences decades after its release. As we celebrate the legacy of Charley Pride and the enduring power of his music, we invite you to experience the timeless magic of «You’re So Good When You’re Bad.»
So, next time you’re in the mood for a classic country tune, be sure to give this unforgettable track a listen. You won’t be disappointed!

COUNTRYPEDIA




Charley Pride – You’re So Good When You’re Bad lyrics

You’re a lady, you’re an angel
Bringin’ sunshine to my life
You’re closest thing Heaven that I’ve ever had
Oh, but sometimes, you’re a devil
When you reach out and dim the lights
An’ I say, mmm mmm, you’re so good when you’re bad
You would never hurt anybody
You’re too gentle sweet and kind
Still I keep on doin’ things that make you sad
But you don’t hold out on your feelin’s
When there’s lovin’ on your mind
An’ I say, mmm mmm, you’re so good when you’re bad
I could say that you’re the perfect woman
And if it’s not, it’s just because of me
‘Cause I’m hung up on the perfect woman
An’ I don’t know how I deserve to be
I see other pretty women
An’ Lord, they still, they look good to me
An’ there are some ladies that can drive some men mad
But when an angel let’s her hair down
Oh, that’s something else to see
An’ I say, mmm mmm, you’re so good when you’re bad
An’ I say, mmm mmm, you’re so good when you’re bad

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