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Def Leppard ~ Action! Not Words


I'm sick and tired of the damn TV I'm gonna make my own movie I wanna star in a late night show And all I need is my video Shock me! Make it electric! Shock me! Make it last Curtain up let the camera roll It's automatic it's in control Got no script baby, ain't no lines Just me and you and a real good time Oh Shock me! Make it electric Shock me! Make it last Shock me! Gimme thunder'n'lightning Shock me! Ooh babe I need it fast Cause All I want is some Action, Action, Action, not words Gimme Action, Action, Action not words C'mon and shock me, Let the cameras roll! Oh! I'll be the hero, you be the star With your wine and your caviar No audition, a starring roll I'll be your Bogart 'n' you be Monroe yeah Shock me! Make it electric Shock me! Oh bump and grind Shock me! Make a night to remember Shock me! Do it one more time So cut me in on the action Lights, camera, sound, I need action! [Repeat Chorus] more free lyrics

I'm sick and tired of the damn TV
I'm gonna make my own movie
I wanna star in a late night show
And all I need is my video

Shock me! Make it electric!
Shock me! Make it last

Curtain up let the camera roll
It's automatic it's in control
Got no script baby, ain't no lines
Just me and you and a real good time

Oh Shock me! Make it electric
Shock me! Make it last
Shock me! Gimme thunder'n'lightning
Shock me! Ooh babe I need it fast

Cause All I want is some
Action, Action, Action, not words
Gimme Action, Action, Action not words

C'mon and shock me, Let the cameras roll!

Oh! I'll be the hero, you be the star
With your wine and your caviar
No audition, a starring roll
I'll be your Bogart 'n' you be Monroe yeah

Shock me! Make it electric
Shock me! Oh bump and grind
Shock me! Make a night to remember
Shock me! Do it one more time

So cut me in on the action

Lights, camera, sound, I need action!

[Repeat Chorus]

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