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"Just Go" by Bad Girls Dream – A Dark Rock Anthem of Rebellion and Release

Get ready for an explosive sonic experience with “Just Go”, the latest high-voltage track from Bad Girls Dream, co-written by powerhouse duo Brayton Scott and Mosh Fix. This hard rock anthem delivers raw energy, brutal honesty, and a gripping narrative that confronts emotional captivity and psychological turmoil head-on. 

With driving guitar riffs, haunting vocals, and an unapologetic lyrical attack, “Just Go” hits like a freight train. From the opening lines, the song plunges into a dark world of emotional conflict, where love has turned into a trap and the only escape is to walk—or run—away. The recurring “F*** You” refrain isn’t just for shock value; it’s a declaration of personal power, a scream of resistance against manipulation, betrayal, and lost identity. 

The chorus—“Don’t fall in love / Don’t stand in my way / Don’t hang around, JUST GO”—is both an anthem and a warning. It's the soundtrack for anyone who's had enough, who's breaking chains, and who's reclaiming control. 

Perfect for fans of gritty, emotional rock, “Just Go” blends post-grunge intensity with modern hard rock power, offering a cathartic outlet for anger, heartbreak, and survival. The aggressive tone and unforgettable hook make it a standout track in the Bad Girls Dream catalog and a must-have for any rock playlist. 

Whether you're seeking empowerment or just love loud, unapologetic music, “Just Go” is your anthem of liberation. 

🔥 Available now in FLAC format – Instant download. 

🎧 Add “Just Go” to your collection and feel the power of music that tells it like it is. 

Bad Girls Dream. No rules. No regrets. Just rock.

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Song “Just Go” by Bad Girls Dream

Was written by Brayton Scott & Mosh Fix (August 24th, 1965 to July 14th, 2013)

Brayton Scott describes the ‘how’ and the ‘why’ the Bad Girls Dream song “Just Go” was written, produced, and recorded.

“It was super late, or super early, depending on how you look at 2 o’clock in the morning, and Mosh had been playing this riff followed by a heavy tremolo (whammy) bar ending. That’s it, that’s what I’ve been looking for, I said. I want a down wrenching, tons of balls sound where I can just go loose on the lyrics and crazy on the stage.

Writing the lyrics for this song was one of the hardest I’d ever come across. When Mosh and I finished the rhythm, melody, bridge and chorus, the story line just wasn’t there. Plus, I wanted one thing, if anything, for these lyrics to outlast time. The story had to be about today, tomorrow, and the future forever. They couldn’t be about me, or anyone I knew. They couldn’t be about the ups or downs of life. They couldn’t be about just one thing, good or evil. It had to be in the middle, where everybody hates. You are either for, or against something, you can’t have the best of both worlds, but pieces of them. They had to be controversial, but yet make sense to everyone, or absolutely no sense to anyone. Where did the lyrics end up going? They went where we wanted them too:

To Make A Stand for Nothing, or Everything!

Something out there has all the power!

Don’t know what it is, just deal with it!