Rock N Roll Damnation
AC/DC · If You Want Blood You've Got It
Well babethat's tough
They say that you got too much
Can't get enough
They tell you that you look a fool
And baby I'm a fool for you
They say that your mind's diseased
Shake your stuff
CHORUS:
And it's a rock 'n' roll damnation
Ma's own whippin' boy
Rock 'n' roll damnation
Take a chance while you still got the choice
You say that you want respect
Honey for what?
For everything that you've done for me
Thanks a lot
Get up off your bended knees
You could set your mind at ease
My temperature's running hot
I've been waiting all night for a bite of what you got
CHORUS
Damnation, they're puttin' you down
Damnation, all over town
Damnation, cause you're way outta reach
Livin' on the streets you gotta practice what you preach
CHORUS
Damnation, left a happy home
Damnation, to live on your own
Damnation, you want to live in sin
Damnation, it's a rock 'n' roll -
Damnation, just a bundle of joy
Damnation, you're a toy for a boy
Damnation, you got dollars in your eye
Damnation, chasin' that pie in the sky
Damnation, rock 'n' roll -
Damnation
Rock N Roll Damnation
Rock N Roll Damnation stands as a defining track from AC/DC's 1978 release, If You Want Blood You've Got It. Recorded during a period of intense creative output, the song captures the band's signature high-energy hard rock sound that would come to define their legacy. The track showcases the tight interplay between the rhythm section and the searing guitar work that characterizes the group's discography. As part of an album that solidified their status in the rock canon, the recording reflects the raw power and straightforward songwriting approach that fans have long celebrated. It remains a testament to the band's ability to craft anthemic rock music that resonates across generations without relying on complex arrangements.