The never-before-heard song was reportedly recorded for the group's debut studio album 'Reflection'.
- Oct 4, 2016
AceShowbiz - A never-before-heard song of Fifth Harmony called "Change the Bad Boy" has surfaced online. The track is reportedly one of the scrapped songs from the group's debut studio album "Reflection". It is about the girls' attempts to make a bad guy go good.
Camila Cabello sings, "I want to love you but you're way to bad for me/ Been thinking of ya yeah we got that chemistry/ But baby word around town you're an undertaker/ Use 'em once never call 'em later/ Breaking hearts is your occupation."
"You got that something I like/ You got that look in your eyes/ You got me thinking how I try and change it all/ They tell me that you're dangerous/ Can't be that complicated/ I'll be the one to change it," Lauren Jauregui and Ally Brooke sing, "Can a good girl change the bad boy, yeah?/ Can the good girl change the bad boy?"
Fifth Harmony recently released a "DC Super Hero Girls" video for "That's My Girl". The group won two MTV Video Music Awards for "Work from Home" and "All in My Head (Flex)" and was named by Billboard the biggest star Under 21 for 2016.
