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 s
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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