I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide

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I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide is a ZZ Top song, originally made in 1979. It was written by Dusty Hill, Frank Beard, and Billy F. Gibbons. It was produced by Bill Ham. The song is featured in three ZZ Top albums; Degüello, Greatest Hits, and Rancho Texicano. The original song (that featured in Degüello) was 4 minutes and 45 seconds long, however it was extended for Greatest Hits (by 1 second) and Rancho Texicano (by 4 seconds).^[1]

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