Go On With Your Bad Self

What is meant by evil? Where did this prayer come from? 3

This consumer report is taken from the song Go On With Your Bed Self. It's hard to say, but when it's bad it means good.

You fooled me

This is American colloquialism. That means wow, that's great!

Example:

Girl A: I just got a job as a reporter for the New York Times.

Girl B: Fight your evil self!

Although most people say it, it is usually said that way.

Gone was the madness on me!

Go On With Your Bad Self

I've only heard it from Scotland, and that means if someone says you're stupid and small like I like it, you're kidding, but you can't eat anything. Come on, let's go! God hears you!
Looks like someone else is using it and it could mean something else.
This is the song of consumer relations ...