Good Trouble REO Speedwagon

"Good Trouble" by REO Speedwagon, released in 1982, is a #Rock anthem exploring themes of rebellion and the pursuit of justice. The lyrics advocate for standing up against injustice and embracing change, emphasizing that taking a stand can lead to positive outcomes. Musically, it features catchy hooks and powerful guitar riffs, contributing to its enduring appeal in rock culture.

Babe, I'm gettin' the message it's finally comin' through
After the show I'll get a hold of you
Baby, I've got your number and I remember your name
And I've got a feelin' I know why you came

So let's get in some good trouble tonight
Get ourselves in deep
We can stay awake and dance all night
We can always sleep
Don't let them tell you it's a mortal sin
Cus' I know it's alright
And if your mama asks you where you've been
You've been in some good trouble all night

I'll be here again next year, and there you'll be again
And I'll barely know half the places I've been
But I can almost remember, so it was almost real
I never know how I'm going to feel

So let's get in some good trouble tonight
Get ourselves in deep
We can stay awake and dance all night
We can always sleep
Don't let them tell you it's a mortal sin
Cus' I know it's alright
And if your mama asks you where you've been
You've been in some good trouble all night

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