The Bad In Each Other

Speak plain he said But didn't say He acted that way And held me like a cup Fill me up Then pour me out Therein lies the doubt We had the same feelings At opposite times When a good man and a good woman Can't find the good in each other Then a good man and a good woman Will bring out the worst in the other The bad in each other But what and how To find us now When we've become two Fluorescently blue Down the neon river The sadness canoes Either without or with her When a good man and a good woman Can't find the good in each other Then a good man and a good woman Will bring out the worst in the other When a good man and that good woman Can't find the good in each other Then a good man and a good woman Will bring out the worst in the other The bad in each other

About

"The Bad in Each Other" is a song by Canadian singer-songwriter Feist, released in 2011 as part of her album "Metals." The song delves into the complexities of human relationships, exploring the idea that even good individuals can bring out the worst in each other. Musically, the track features an amalgamation of folk, indie, and orchestral elements that provide an emotionally resonant backdrop for its introspective lyrics. The song has been praised for its nuanced take on love and conflict, and it stands as a memorable track in Feist's discography that addresses the gray areas in relationships without offering easy answers.