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AC/DC ~ Big Gun


Riot on the radio Pictures on the tv Invader man take what he can Shootout on the silver screen Sticking 'em up and knocking 'em down Living out a fantasy There's a bad man cruising around In a big black limousine Don't let it be wrong Don't let it be right Get in his way You're dead in his sights Chorus: Big gun Big gun number one Big gun Big gun kick the hell out of you Terminators, uzi makers Shootin' up hollywood Snakes alive with a .45 Setting off and doing no good If you ain't wise they'll cannibalise Tear flesh off you Classified lady killers Prayin' in the human zoo [prey'in]? They saddle you up And take you to town Better look out When he come around Chorus (show down) Big gun, got a hot one Big gun, got a number one Big gun, loaded and cocked Big gun, hot hot hot Got big gun, ready or not Big gun, give it, give it a shot Terminator, uzi makers Regulators, gonna get you later Big gun kick the hell out of you more free lyrics

Riot on the radio
Pictures on the tv
Invader man take what he can
Shootout on the silver screen
Sticking 'em up and knocking 'em down
Living out a fantasy
There's a bad man cruising around
In a big black limousine
Don't let it be wrong
Don't let it be right
Get in his way
You're dead in his sights

Chorus:
Big gun
Big gun number one
Big gun
Big gun kick the hell out of you

Terminators, uzi makers
Shootin' up hollywood
Snakes alive with a .45
Setting off and doing no good
If you ain't wise they'll cannibalise
Tear flesh off you
Classified lady killers
Prayin' in the human zoo [prey'in]?
They saddle you up
And take you to town
Better look out
When he come around

Chorus
(show down)

Big gun, got a hot one
Big gun, got a number one
Big gun, loaded and cocked
Big gun, hot hot hot
Got big gun, ready or not
Big gun, give it, give it a shot

Terminator, uzi makers
Regulators, gonna get you later

Big gun kick the hell out of you

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