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AC/DC ~ Back In Business


Breakin' out, about to shout Feel the need for one more round Don't you struggle, don't try to bite You want some trouble, i'm the king of vice I'm a wreckin' ball, i'm a stingin' knife Steal your money, gonna take your life You got screamin' murder, lock up your door Double dealin' gotta have more Call me dirty, trash my name Just tell (the? my?) boys that i'm gonna be Chorus: Back in business again Back in business again Back in business again Back in business again (back in business) Flesh and blood, i'm a rag 'n' bone Bad luck message on the telephone Don't you worry, play my game I'll do you a favor, put your soul for sale Like a cannon ball, goin' down the track Need good lovin' but i want it back I was born in trouble, they gave up on me Teacher preachin' what not to be Call me dirty, trash my name Just tell my boys that i'm gonna be Repeat chorus Solo Repeat chorus (twice) more free lyrics

Breakin' out, about to shout
Feel the need for one more round
Don't you struggle, don't try to bite
You want some trouble, i'm the king of vice
I'm a wreckin' ball, i'm a stingin' knife
Steal your money, gonna take your life
You got screamin' murder, lock up your door
Double dealin' gotta have more
Call me dirty, trash my name
Just tell (the? my?) boys that i'm gonna be

Chorus:
Back in business again
Back in business again
Back in business again
Back in business again

(back in business)

Flesh and blood, i'm a rag 'n' bone
Bad luck message on the telephone
Don't you worry, play my game
I'll do you a favor, put your soul for sale
Like a cannon ball, goin' down the track
Need good lovin' but i want it back
I was born in trouble, they gave up on me
Teacher preachin' what not to be
Call me dirty, trash my name
Just tell my boys that i'm gonna be

Repeat chorus

Solo

Repeat chorus (twice)

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