She ran away from home, just-a 15 years old
Headed for the city where innocence is sold
Headed for the wrong crowds, the company of fools
Could only chase those promises, got no time to lose

She's just a little misunderstood
Why did they have to turn their backs on you? Oh no no

Judas my brother, she's been good to you, good to you
Judas my brother, why did they have to turn their backs on you?
Judas my brother

Yeah
Come on

Your momma, she's been drinking, and dad is no better, too
Spending all their money, neglecting you
They treat you like a prisoner, like yesterday's news
Could only chase those promises, got no time to lose

She's just a little misunderstood, yeah
Why did they have to turn their backs on you? Oh no no

Judas my brother, she's been good to you, good to you
Judas my brother, why did they have to turn their backs on you?
Judas my brother

She's just a little misunderstood, yeah
Why did they have to turn their backs on you? Oh no no

Judas my brother, she's been good to you, good to you
Judas my brother, why did they have to turn their backs on you?
Judas my brother, she's been good to you, oh no
I said Judas, Judas my brother, why did they have to turn their backs on you?
Judas my brother, my brother, yeah

Judas my brother
Turn their backs on you, baby
Headed for the city

Turn their backs, turn their backs
Don't walk away, only meant to stay
Don't you turn your backs

Bad Company

Bad Company was not only formed as a supergroup from members of Free (Paul Rodgers and Simon Kirke), Mott the Hoople (Mick Ralphs), and King Crimson (Boz Burrell), but also was immediately signed as the first act on Led Zeppelin’s new label, Swan Song.

So they had a charmed life, from the start. And they made good on everything it promised. They had so many hits we just don’t wanna type them all in with the fancy markup here, so just check them out for yourself, listed by popularity on this very page. Suffice it to say there are few hard blues-rock bands with more songs that hit the US charts.

Here’s one of them, Bad Company, by Bad Company, off the album Bad