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Artist/Band:
AC/DC
Lyrics for Song: Little Lover
Lyrics for Album: High Voltage [1976]
Saw you in the front row
Moving to the beat
Just movin' and groovin'
Killed me when I saw
The wet patch on your seat
Was it Coca Cola?
Oh baby I hope you liked the show
When the band said goodnight
I had to say hello
Little lover, I can't get you off my mind, no
Little lover, I've been trying hard to find
Someone like you
Oh baby you sure looked sweet
Cruisin'
A leg either side
Of my motorcycle seat
Just oozin'
Could have been a nightmare
Could have been a dream
But on my way home, baby
I thought I heard you scream
Little lover, I can't get you off my mind
Little Lover, oh I tried so hard to find
Someone to give me the things that I need, ah
Little lover, I can't get you off my mind, no
Little Lover, oh I tried so hard to find
Someone like you
You had my picture on your bedroom wall
Next to Gary Glitter, yeah
I was standing on the stage playing rock 'n' roll
I was a guitar picker, yeah
Never had a record
Never had a hit
Ooh baby, you didn't mind a bit
Little lover, I can't get you off my mind
Little Lover, you know I tried so hard to find
Someone like you, you, you
Baby I know you're a
Little lover, ooh
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Little Lover
Released on the 1976 album High Voltage, 'Little Lover' stands as a quintessential example of AC/DC's hard rock prowess. The track features the band's signature blend of driving rhythms, soaring guitar work, and raw vocal delivery, encapsulating the energy that defined their mid-1970s era. As a staple of their discography, the song exemplifies the power metal and hard rock genres that have cemented AC/DC's legacy. It remains a defining recording that showcases the band's ability to craft anthems capable of energizing live audiences for decades. The composition reflects the broader cultural impact of hard rock during its peak, contributing to the enduring appeal of the group's catalog. |
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| Album Lyrics: High Voltage [1976] |
AC/DC
"High Voltage [1976]"
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