Y’all Want a Single

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“Y'all Want a Single” is the 12th track off of Korn’s sixth album, Take a Look in the Mirror. The song is a message to Immortal Records, their label at the time, and Sony… Read More

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Y’all Want a Single Lyrics

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[Verse 2]
What's going on today?
Why must it be this way?
We're going nowhere
And we're still knocking the need to bow down
They think we're all the same
And always we're to blame
For shit I think is lame
It's time to stop the game
I think it's time to pay
For everything you made me say

[Chorus]
Y'all want a single, say fuck that!
Fuck that, fuck that!
Y'all want a single, say fuck that!
Fuck that, fuck that!
Y'all want a single, say fuck that!
Fuck that, fuck that!
Y'all want a single, say fuck that!
Fuck that, fuck that!

[Bridge]
We are the ones breaking you down
We are the hope to drown out your sounds
All across the world, you think we're too found
All across the world you're breaking you down
Y'all want a single say fuck that!
Fuck that, fuck that shit!
Y'all want a single say fuck that!
Fuck that, fuck that shit!
Y'all want a single say fuck that!
Fuck that, fuck that shit!
Y'all want a single say fuck that!
Fuck that, fuck that shit!
Fuck!

[Chorus]
Y'all want a single, say fuck that!
Fuck that, fuck that!
Want a single, say fuck that!
Fuck that, fuck that!
Y'all want a single, say fuck that!
Fuck that, fuck that!
Y'all want a single, say fuck that!
Fuck that, fuck that!
Y'all want a single, say fuck that!
Fuck that, fuck that!
Y'all want a single, say fuck that!
Fuck that, fuck that!

About

“Y'all Want a Single” is the 12th track off of Korn’s sixth album, Take a Look in the Mirror.

The song is a message to Immortal Records, their label at the time, and Sony Music, the owner of Immortal. Davis vents his frustrations on their label trying to push the band in a more radio-friendly direction with the chorus being a message that they won’t keep doing radio-friendly songs just for the sake of the label. The band parted ways with Immortal in 2005.

The single was released on March 9th 2004 and peaked at #23 on the Mainstream Rock charts on February 28th, 2004, a full 9 days before the single was set to release.