High Voltage
AC/DC · T.N.T.
And you ask me why I grow my hair
And you ask me why I'm in a band
I dig doin' one night stands
and You wanna see me do my thing
All you gotta do is plug me into high
I said high
High voltage rock 'n' roll
High voltage rock 'n' roll
High voltage, High voltage
High voltage rock 'n' roll
rock 'n' roll
You ask me why I like to dance
And you ask me why I like to sing
And you ask me why I like to play
I got to get my kicks some way
and You ask me what I'm all about
Come and let me hear you shout high
I said high
High voltage rock 'n' roll
High voltage rock 'n' roll
High voltage, High voltage
High voltage rock 'n' roll
rock 'n' roll
I said high, I said high
Waaaah!
High voltage rock 'n' roll
High voltage rock 'n' roll
High voltage, high voltage
High voltage rock 'n' roll
(mumble, mumble...)
Spotlight, put the lights out, happy hour!
High voltage rock 'n' roll
High voltage rock 'n' roll
Wine, women and song
High voltage, high voltage
Wine women and song
High voltage rock 'n' roll
High Voltage
High Voltage stands as a defining track in AC/DC's early catalogue, capturing the raw energy that would come to define the band's signature sound. Released on the 1975 album T.N.T., the recording showcases the group's mastery of hard rock, driven by Angus Young's searing guitar riffs and Bon Scott's commanding vocal delivery. The song's driving rhythm and explosive chorus exemplify the high-octane style that propelled the Australian rockers to international prominence. As a cornerstone of their discography, it highlights the band's ability to craft anthemic rock music that resonates with audiences across generations. The track remains a testament to their enduring influence on the genre, solidifying their reputation as masters of electric rock performance.