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AC/DC ~ Some Sin For Nuthin'


Heroes, hard to find Don't make the news till they do time Schemers turn the screw They get the word and they drop on you Lay down the law black of the night Run up a score, the vice is right Dealers looking round, wheel is turning round Coming round on you CHORUS: Some sin for gold Some sin for shame Some sin for cash Some sin for gain Some sin for wine Some sin for pain But I ain't gonna be the fool Who's gonna have to sin for nothing (Now work that out) Nero, evil mind He was born way before his time Lead 'em down below You got it right and away you go You gotta lay down the rules, push up the price Turn on the heat, put you on ice Dealers looking round, wheel is turning round Coming round for you CHORUS (Give it to me) Ain't gonna sin for nothing Don't get nothing for nothing Ain't gonna sin for nothing That don't make no sense more free lyrics

Heroes, hard to find
Don't make the news till they do time
Schemers turn the screw
They get the word and they drop on you
Lay down the law black of the night
Run up a score, the vice is right
Dealers looking round, wheel is turning round
Coming round on you

CHORUS:
Some sin for gold
Some sin for shame
Some sin for cash
Some sin for gain
Some sin for wine
Some sin for pain
But I ain't gonna be the fool
Who's gonna have to sin for nothing

(Now work that out)

Nero, evil mind
He was born way before his time
Lead 'em down below
You got it right and away you go
You gotta lay down the rules, push up the price
Turn on the heat, put you on ice
Dealers looking round, wheel is turning round
Coming round for you

CHORUS

(Give it to me)

Ain't gonna sin for nothing
Don't get nothing for nothing
Ain't gonna sin for nothing
That don't make no sense

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