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AC/DC ~ Bedlam In Belgium


The blood in my veins Was running right through my brain There was a cop with a gun Who was running around insane Three fifty arrests No bullet proof vests Now ain't that a shame We wanted to play Play for the crowd 'No', said the wankers 'You're on your way out' Bedlam in Belgium The place was a jumpin' And the booze was going down There's a cop doing time Who's been working overtime We don't play just for pay So we left the stage Stayed just the same He gave me a crack In the back with his gun That ain't so bad But to feel the blood run Bedlam in Belgium It was bedlam in Belgium Bedlam in Belgium Can't have a good time unless you don't run Bedlam in Belgium Who's to blame, it's a shame Bedlam in Belgium It was bedlam You gonna run out Stage was saged Cops enraged Crying for more It was a world war war It was bedlam in Belgium Can't have a good time unless you don't run Bedlam in Belgium And the law got the drop on me more free lyrics

The blood in my veins
Was running right through my brain
There was a cop with a gun
Who was running around insane
Three fifty arrests
No bullet proof vests
Now ain't that a shame
We wanted to play
Play for the crowd
'No', said the wankers
'You're on your way out'

Bedlam in Belgium

The place was a jumpin'
And the booze was going down
There's a cop doing time
Who's been working overtime
We don't play just for pay
So we left the stage
Stayed just the same
He gave me a crack
In the back with his gun
That ain't so bad
But to feel the blood run

Bedlam in Belgium
It was bedlam in Belgium
Bedlam in Belgium
Can't have a good time unless you don't run
Bedlam in Belgium
Who's to blame, it's a shame

Bedlam in Belgium
It was bedlam
You gonna run out

Stage was saged
Cops enraged
Crying for more
It was a world war war
It was bedlam in Belgium
Can't have a good time unless you don't run
Bedlam in Belgium
And the law got the drop on me

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