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AC/DC ~ Bad Boy Boogie


On the day i was born the rain fell down There was trouble brewing in my home town It was the seventh day, i was the seventh son And it scared the hell out of everyone They said stop, i said go They said fast, i said slow They said yes, i said no I do the bad boy boogie Being a bad boy ain't that bad I've had me more dirty women than most men ever had All you women come along with me And i'll show you how good a bad boy can be I said right and they said left I said east and they said west I said up and they said down I do the bad boy boogie all over town I wanna tell you no story, tell you no lie I was born to love till the day i die I just line them up and i knock them down And they all came running when the word got round (just keep a running) I said up, they said down They said straight, i said round They said lost, i said found I said free and they said bound Bad boy boogie more free lyrics

On the day i was born the rain fell down
There was trouble brewing in my home town
It was the seventh day, i was the seventh son
And it scared the hell out of everyone

They said stop, i said go
They said fast, i said slow
They said yes, i said no
I do the bad boy boogie

Being a bad boy ain't that bad
I've had me more dirty women than most men ever had
All you women come along with me
And i'll show you how good a bad boy can be

I said right and they said left
I said east and they said west
I said up and they said down
I do the bad boy boogie all over town

I wanna tell you no story, tell you no lie
I was born to love till the day i die
I just line them up and i knock them down
And they all came running when the word got round
(just keep a running)

I said up, they said down
They said straight, i said round
They said lost, i said found
I said free and they said bound
Bad boy boogie

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