Elizabeth Nichols has shared Bad Taste, a tongue-in-cheek country anthem for her fellow ladies that fall for the wrong type of man far too often, singing on the chorus, “Don’t you take it as a compliment if I invite you up to my place / And you should go and seek therapy if you make it past one date / Cause baby, I got bad taste.”
According to Nichols, “Bad Taste is about knowing something (or someone) is probably not the best decision but going for it anyway—whether it’s a cheap bottle of wine or falling for the wrong guy. The song leans into the humor of bad decisions and my slightly concerning track record.”
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