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AC/DC ~ R.i.p. (rock In Peace)


Leave me alone
Like a dog with a bone
Like a stone that's been thrown
Let me be on my own

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Let me rock
Let me roll
Let me rock
Let me rock in peace

Outta my way
Got a boogie to play
Every dog has his day
Rock 'n' roll's here to stay

Chorus

(feels good, for my mama, just like i knew it would)

I get my kicks
Outta playin' my licks
Outta layin' my chicks
Down on route 66

Chorus

Rock, rock, rock in peace

Outta my way
Got a boogie to play
Every dog has his day
Rock 'n' roll's here to stay

Chorus

Rock, rock, rock in peace

Like little richard
Oh jerry lee
Chuck baby
I wanna rock
Let me rock in peace


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