Meanstreak

AC/DC · Blow Up Your Video

I've been to the left, I've
been to the right
I've found myself in
Abudhabi, just a mirage in
the night
Been to the high, I've been
to the low
And I've been to lots of
places that I didn't wanna
go
But I ain't see nothing to
get me off my ass
And laughed at all the
jokers wanting make me walk
on glass
I could walk 'fore I could
crawl
And I was meaner than a bad
dog with his back against
the wall

Animal, animal
Cannibal, cannibal
See 'em fall, see 'em fall
I'm the guy that they call -
Meanstreak, I gotta
meanstreak
Meanstreak, they call me
meanstreak

I just don't know who I
wanna be
The count of Monte Cristo or
the sheik of Arabia
I've eaten rich, and I've
eaten free
I'm the perfect culture
vulture in the face of
poverty
And I ain't met no one who
told me I got class
They say never feed the
animal, the boys got too
much flash
I'm a guy they just can't
teach
And I always kick the castle
that's been built up on the
beach

Animal, animal
Cannibal, cannibal
See 'em fall, see 'em fall
I'm the guy that they call -
What's your name?
Meanstreak

Meanstreak

Meanstreak is a high-energy rock anthem by AC/DC, released on the 1988 album Blow Up Your Video. The track exemplifies the band's signature blend of hard rock and blues-infused riffs, featuring Angus Young's iconic guitar work and Bon Scott's powerful vocals. As part of the band's later discography, the song maintains the aggressive, driving sound that defined their career, serving as a testament to their enduring influence on the hard rock genre. It stands alongside other notable tracks from the era, contributing to the album's reputation for capturing the raw power of AC/DC's live performance style.