Givin' The Dog A Bone

AC/DC · Bonfire Disc 5

She take you down easy
Going down to her knees
Going down to the devil
Down down to ninety degrees
Oh, She's blowing me crazy
Till my ammunition is dry

Oh, She's using her head again
She's using her head
Oh, She's using her head again

CHORUS:
I'm just a givin' the dog a bone
Givin' the dog a bone
Givin' the dog a bone
Givin' the dog a bone
I'm just a givin' the dog a bone
Givin' the dog a bone
I'm just a givin' the dog a bone
Givin' the dog a bone

Yeow

She's no Mona Lisa
No, She's no Playboy star
But she'll send you to heaven
Then explode you to Mars

Oh, She's using her head again
Using her head again
She's using her head
Using her head again
Oh, She's using her head again
Using her head

CHORUS

Let's go
Oooh, oh, oh, oh

She got the power of union
Yeah, She only hits when it's hot
And if she likes what you're doing
Yeah, She'll give you alot
(Given everything she got)

I've just given the dog a bone
Givin' the dog a bone
Givin' the dog a bone
Givin' the dog a bone
Givin' the dog a bone
Givin' the dog a bone
I've just given the dog a bone
Givin' the dog a bone
I'm just givin' the dog a bone
Givin' the dog a bone
Givin' the dog a bone
Givin' the dog a bone
I'm just a givin' the dog a bone
Givin' the dog a bone
I'm just a given a dog
Givin' a dog
Givin' a dog
Ooooh
I'm just a givin' a dog a bone

Givin' The Dog A Bone

AC/DC's "Givin' The Dog A Bone" stands as a quintessential example of the band's high-energy hard rock style, characterized by its driving rhythm and anthemic chorus. Recorded during the mid-1980s, the track exemplifies the group's signature blend of blues-inflected guitar riffs and powerful vocals, solidifying their status as pioneers of modern heavy metal. As part of the "Bonfire" compilation series, the song reflects the band's enduring appeal and their ability to craft memorable tracks that resonate across generations. The recording captures the raw, unpolished energy that defined AC/DC's catalogue during this era, contributing to their legacy as one of the most influential rock acts of the twentieth century.