Britney Spears Lyrics : My Prerogative
Britney Spears : My Prerogative
But they can never take away your truth
But the question is..
Can you handle mine?
They say I’m crazy
I really don’t care
That’s my prerogative
They say I’m nasty
But I don’t give a damn
Getting boys is how I live
Some ask me questions
Why am I so real?
But they don’t undersand me
I really don’t know the deal about my sister
Trying hard to make it right
Not long ago
Before I won this fight
[Chorus:]
Everybody’s talking all this stuff about me
Why don’t they just let me live?
I don’t need permission, make my own decisions
That’s my prerogative
that’s my prerogative
(it’s my prerogative)
It’s the way that I wanna live (it’s my prerogative)
You can’t tell me what to do
Don’t get me wrong
I’m really not souped
Ego trips is not my thing
All these strange relationships really gets me down
I see nothing wrong in spreading myself around
Everybody’s talking all this stuff about me
Why don’t they just let me live?
I don’t need permission, make my own decisions
That’s my prerogative
That’s my prerogative
Everybody’s talking all this stuff about me
Why don’t they just let me live?
I don’t need permission, make my own decisions
That’s my prerogative
that’s my prerogative
It’s the way that I wanna live (it’s my prerogative)
You can’t tell me what to do
why can’t I live my life
without all of the things
That people say
oh oh
Everybody’s talking all this stuff about me
Why don’t they just let me live?
I don’t need permission, make my own decisions
That’s my prerogative (they say I’m crazy)
Everybody’s talking all this stuff about me
Why don’t they just let me live? (they say I’m use to)
I don’t need permission, make my own decisions
That’s my prerogative
(it’s my prerogative)
[...] Britney Spears Greatest Hits: My Prerogative In the six years since her debut CD …Baby One More Time set Billboard charts a-trembling, Britney Spears has pried open pop music’s rusty cage and sprinkled her sex-kittenish fairy dust around like long-overdue disinfectant. She has also arguably done more for the neglected navel than Jennifer Lopez and Beyonce have done for the derriere. But despite her well-earned reputation for boldness (to which releasing a greatest-hits package after just four discs can only add), Britney calls it quits at making claims about her vocal talent. And that works in her favor. Because while My Prerogative is an exciting and even at times superb record, its merits lie almost exclusively in each track’s production. Editorial Reviews In the six years since her debut CD …Baby One More Time set Billboard charts a-trembling, Britney Spears has pried open pop music’s rusty cage and sprinkled her sex-kittenish fairy dust around like long-overdue disinfectant. She has also arguably done more for the neglected navel than Jennifer Lopez and Beyonce have done for the derriere. But despite her well-earned reputation for boldness (to which releasing a greatest-hits package after just four discs can only add), Britney calls it quits at making claims about her vocal talent. And that works in her favor. Because while My Prerogative is an exciting and even at times superb record, its merits lie almost exclusively in each track’s production. From the Abba-esque choruses of her earliest hits (”…Baby One More Time,” “Crazy”) to the twitching, pulsed-up grooves of 2001’s “I’m a Slave 4 U” to the technified bleeps and swizzles of 2003’s self-skewering “Outrageous,” the pop princess proves she’s been largely content to let her in-studio performances take a back seat to the rhythm. With beats as consistently good as the ones she’s managed to recruit, though, it’s hard to blame her. “Toxic” and “Me Against the Music” mash trance and hip-hop into the mix, and the three previously unreleased joints don’t shrink from sliding headfirst into new sound, either. The Bobby Brown cover and title track stomps and bomps to a bared-teeth backdrop, and “Do Somethin’” creates such dancefloor urgency it should come with a siren. “I’ve Just Begun (Having My Fun)” treads two steps shy of crossing the Britney-bred boundary between sexy and raunchy, but fans will hope it’s autobiographical anyway. For detractors the song–and the disc as a whole–should signal a long wait till the party’s over. –Tammy La Gorce 1. My Prerogative 2. Toxic 3. I’m A Slave 4 U 4. Oops!…I Did It Again 5. Me Against The Music feat. Madonna 6. Stronger 7. Everytime 8. Baby One More Time 9. (You Drive Me) Crazy (The Stop Remix!) 10. Boys 11. Sometimes 12. Overprotected (The Darkchild Remix) 13. Lucky 14. Outrageous 15. I’m Not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman 16. I’ve Just Begun (Having My Fun) 17. Do Somethin’ Review 1: Rarely has someone been so famous for so little, and that fact shines through in “Greatest Hits: My Prerogative.” While much-publicized pop star Britney Spears has produced four albums thus far, all that becomes clear in her “greatest hits” is that her music has never been that good, and it’s only getting worse. [...]