“Bad Time” is a song by the American rock band Grand Funk Railroad. Released in 1975, the song was written by band member Mark Farner and produced by Jimmy Ienner. “Bad Time” was included on their album “All the Girls in the World Beware!!!” and became one of their most successful hits.
The lyrics of “Bad Time” describe the aftermath of a breakup and the feelings of regret and heartache that come with it. The narrator expresses sorrow and longing, reflecting on the pain of losing someone they love. Despite the sadness, the song has an upbeat and catchy melody, which contrasts with the melancholic lyrics.
Musically, “Bad Time” features the band’s signature guitar-driven rock sound, with strong vocals and a memorable chorus. The song’s infectious melody and relatable lyrics resonated with audiences, contributing to its commercial success.
“Bad Time” reached the top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart, making it Grand Funk Railroad’s first and only number-one hit. The song’s popularity and enduring appeal have solidified it as one of the band’s most recognizable and enduring tracks, continuing to be a favorite among classic rock fans.
