Hail Caesar

AC/DC · Ballbreaker

He be the count of Monte Cristo
Could be a quake any day
Maybe somebody from Siam
Begin the era of a new rage
Keeps lickin' all the honey
Chewin' up the fat he rakes
Instead of sending to the lions
They cover him with praise

All hail Caesar
Hail! Hail!

Down at the epicenter
Things started heatin' up
Rockin' up the Richter scale
Swingin' in the chariot
Around and around we go
The senators rehearse the tale
Starring in the Coliseum
Tied upon the rack
Up comes the thumb of Caesar
To stab you in the back

All hail Caesar
Hail! Hail!

Down at the epicenter
Things started heatin' up
Rockin' up the Richter scale
Swingin' in the chariot
Around and around we go
The senators rehearse the tale

Watch out Caesar

I said hail

Hail! Hail!

All hail Caesar
Hail! Hail!

About Hail Caesar

"Hail Caesar" is a high-energy hard rock anthem by AC/DC, serving as the opening track on their 1988 album *Ballbreaker*. The song exemplifies the band's signature sound, blending driving guitar riffs with Angus Young's electrifying guitar work and Bon Scott's powerful vocals. Released during a period when the group was transitioning from their earlier blues-rock roots to a more polished, arena-ready hard rock style, the track captures the raw power and rebellious spirit that defined their career. As a staple of their discography, it remains a defining recording that showcases the band's ability to craft anthems capable of energizing live audiences worldwide.