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AC/DC ~ The Razors Edge


(razor's edge) (razors) There's fighting on the left And marching on the right Don't look up in the sky You're gonna die of fright Here comes the razors edge You're living on the edge Don't know wrong from right They're breathing down your neck You're running out of lives And here comes the razors edge Here comes the razors edge The razors edge Razors edge, to raise the dead Razors edge, to cut to shreds To raise the dead Here comes the razors edge Here comes the razors edge Well here it comes to cut to shreds The razors edge The razors edge [it's the razor's edge] Gotta razors edge [well, the razor's edge] You'll be cut to shreds [that you'll be cut to shreds] By the razors edge [gotta razor's edge] Gotta razors edge [by the razor's edge] more free lyrics

(razor's edge)
(razors)

There's fighting on the left
And marching on the right
Don't look up in the sky
You're gonna die of fright
Here comes the razors edge

You're living on the edge
Don't know wrong from right
They're breathing down your neck
You're running out of lives
And here comes the razors edge
Here comes the razors edge
The razors edge

Razors edge, to raise the dead
Razors edge, to cut to shreds
To raise the dead

Here comes the razors edge
Here comes the razors edge
Well here it comes to cut to shreds
The razors edge

The razors edge [it's the razor's edge]
Gotta razors edge [well, the razor's edge]
You'll be cut to shreds [that you'll be cut to shreds]
By the razors edge [gotta razor's edge]
Gotta razors edge [by the razor's edge]

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