One soloist in this song admits that he doesn't know why he is called "hit man," and another disavows being a "dumb cookie." The first voice claims the purpose of this song is to "feed the needy," while the entire group proclaims "we're so (*) bad we know we're good" and pledges "we're not here to start no trouble." For 10 
One soloist in this song admits that he doesn't know why he is called "hit man," and another disavows being a "dumb cookie." The first voice claims the purpose of this song is to "feed the needy," while the entire group proclaims "we're so (*) bad we know we're good" and pledges "we're not here to start no trouble." For 10 points— name this 1985 record released by a namesake Mike Ditka-coached "crew," the Chicago Bears.
One soloist in this song admits that he doesn't know why he is called "hit man," and another disavows being a "dumb cookie.
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