Landslide
AC/DC · Flick Of The Switch
this is for all you bad boys
this a story of the satan rock 'n' roll
I want you to put your hand in your pocket
take ten dollars out and send it to me
well momma don't scold her son
for what he been doing upstairs
daddy don't take him out no no
sister just pull his hair
this boy is lost
it's a living nightmare, it ain't fair
that boy he don't know how to lose
he's out to win
he got the lot to top the last shot
shaker he's a breaker he's a maker he's a landslide
landslide, landslide
walkin' talkin' rockin' landslide
now momma he ain't no toy
never ever get his share
get his stack in a gunnysack
still be room for air
this boy is lost
it's a rockin' double dare, he's out to scare
that boy he don't know how to lose
he's out to win
he got the lot to top the last shot
shaker he's a breaker he's a maker he's a landslide
landslide
walkin' talkin' rockin' landslide
landslide, landslide, landslide, landslide
preacher done say his prayer
take him to the promised land
momma done allow no get down here
never gonna get up there
this boy is lost
like a rebel with out cause
but he's the boss
that boy he don't know how to lose
he's gonna win
he got the lot to top the last shot
shaker he's a breaker he's a maker he's a landslide
walkin' talkin' rockin' landslide
landslide
walkin' talkin' rockin' landslide
landslide, landslide
that man's a one man landslide
landslide
landslide
landslide
that boys a walk talk rockin' landslide
get down
Landslide
Landslide stands as a notable track on AC/DC's 1983 album, Flick of the Switch. Released during a period of transition for the band, the song reflects the group's ongoing commitment to hard rock while exploring slightly more melodic textures. The recording captures the band's signature energy, blending powerful guitar riffs with a driving rhythm section that defines their sound. As part of a discography filled with anthems, this track contributes to the rich catalogue of the Australian rock legends. It showcases their ability to craft memorable songs that resonate with fans across generations, maintaining the high standards established in their earlier classic albums. The song remains a testament to the band's enduring influence on rock music.