Released: January 6, 2001

Songwriter: Sam Rivers John Otto DJ Lethal Wes Borland Fred Durst Eric B. & Rakim

Producer: Terry Date Limp Bizkit

"My Way" is a song by Limp Bizkit, from their album Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water. It was the fifth and final single released from the album. There were three versions of this single released, but only two were widely available. The album version of the song was used as the official theme song for the WWF Pay-Per-View event, WrestleMania X-Seven. Musically, the song is somewhat of a step away from what was the norm for Limp Bizkit during this time. Read more on Last.fm.

Length: 4:33

[Intro]
Check, check, check, check, check, che-eck, check, check
Check, check, check out my melody
Check, check, che-eck, check, check, check, check
Check, check, check out my melody
Che-eck, check, check, check, check, check, check, check
Check, check out my melody
Special (check my melody, my melody)

[Verse 1]
You think you're special, you do
I can see it in your eyes
I can see it when you laugh at me
Look down on me and walk around on me

[Verse 2]
Just one more fight about your leadership
And I will straight up leave your shit
'Cause I've had enough of this
And now I'm pissed, yeah!

[Chorus]
This time I'ma let it all come out
This time I'ma stand up and shout
I'ma do things my way, it's my way
My way or the highway
This time I'ma let it all come out
This time I'ma stand up and shout
I'ma do things my way, it's my way
My way or the highway

[Refrain]
Check out, check, check out, check, check, check
Check out my melody
Check out, check out, check, check
Check out my melody
Check, check check, check check, -check check, check check
Check out my melody
Check, check out, check, check out, check, check out, check, check
Check out out my melody

[Verse 3]
Just one more fight about a lot of things
And I will give up everything
To be on my own again
Free again, yeah!

[Chorus]
This time I'ma let it all come out
This time I'ma stand up and shout
I'ma do things my way, it's my way
My way or the highway
This time I'ma let it all come out
This time I'ma stand up and shout
I'ma do things my way, it's my way
My way or the highway

[Post-Chorus]
Someday you'll see things my way
'Cause you never know, no, you never know
When you're gonna go
Someday you'll see things my way
'Cause you never know, no, you never know
When you're gonna go

[Refrain]
Check, check out, check, check out my melody
Check out, check, check out, check, check out, check, check, check
Check out my melody
Check, check, check my melody, check, check out my melody

[Verse 4]
Just one more fight and I'll be history
Yes, I will straight up leave your shit
And you'll be the one who's left
Missing me, yeah!

[Chorus]
This time I'ma let it all come out
This time I'ma stand up and shout
I'ma do things my way, it's my way
My way or the highway
This time I'ma let it all come out
This time I'ma stand up and shout
I'ma do things my way, it's my way
My way or the highway

[Post-Chorus]
Someday you'll see things my way
'Cause you never know, no, you never know
When you're gonna go
Someday you'll see things my way
'Cause you never know, no, you never know

[Outro]
Check out, check, check out, check, check out, check, check out
Check, check out, check, check out, check, check out melody
Check out, check, check out, check out, check, check out
Check out, check, check out, check out, check out
Check out, check, check out, check out, check out
Check out, check, check out, check out, check out my melody

Limp Bizkit

Limp Bizkit is a Nu-Metal group, formed in 1994 in Jacksonville, Florida, and consisting of Fred Durst, Sam Rivers, John Otto and Wes Borland. They are currently signed to Birdman’s Cash Money Records.

They have released 5 studio albums and one EP, with 3 compilation records and a remix album, New Old Songs. Two of those albums went number one, and it’s estimated they have sold over 50 million records worldwide.

Notable for their bridging of the gap between hip hop and metal, Fred Durst can be considered a rapper and a singer. Their collaborations with Method Man and Snoop Dogg solidify their street cred, and a high profile beef with Eminem only places them further into hip hop culture.