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AC/DC ~ Hard As A Rock


A rollin' rock, electric shock She gives a lickin' that doesn't stop She line 'em up, push you 'round Smokin' rings going round and round Her hot potatoes Will elevate you Her bad behavior Will leave you standing proud Hard as a rock CHORUS: Hard as a rock Harder than a rock Hard as a rock Harder than a rock The lightnin' rod, strike it hot Gonna hit you like the Rushmore rock No nicotine, and no pipe dreams So low and dirty it's darn right mean Hell'elevator I'll see you later No I ain't gonna take it I'm bustin' out Hard as a rock CHORUS more free lyrics

A rollin' rock, electric shock
She gives a lickin' that doesn't stop
She line 'em up, push you 'round
Smokin' rings going round and round

Her hot potatoes
Will elevate you
Her bad behavior
Will leave you standing proud
Hard as a rock

CHORUS:
Hard as a rock
Harder than a rock
Hard as a rock
Harder than a rock

The lightnin' rod, strike it hot
Gonna hit you like the Rushmore rock
No nicotine, and no pipe dreams
So low and dirty it's darn right mean

Hell'elevator
I'll see you later
No I ain't gonna take it
I'm bustin' out
Hard as a rock

CHORUS

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