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Little Lover Lyrics

Saw you in the front row
Moving to the beat
(Just movin' and groovin')
Killed me when I saw
The wet patch on your seat
(Wasn't Coca Cola)
Oh baby
I hope you liked the show
When the band said good night
I had to say hello

CHORUS:
Little lover, I can't get you off my mind (no)
Little lover, I've been trying hard to find
Someone like you


Oh baby
You sure looked sweet
(Cruisin')
A leg either side
Of my motorcycle seat
(Just oozin')
Could have been a nightmare
Could have been a dream
But on my way home, baby
I thought I heard you scream


Little lover, I can't get you off my mind
Little Lover, I've been trying hard to find
someone to give me the things that I need, ow!


You had my picture
On your bedroom wall
(Next to Gary Glitter)
I was standing on the stage
Playing rock 'n' roll
(I was a guitar picker)
Never had a record
Never had a hit
Oh baby
You didn't mind a bit


CHORUS:
Baby I know you're a -
Little lover
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Cover art for Little Lover lyrics by AC/DC

From Bon Scott himself,... The song is about Angus... think about that for a moment..

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Cover art for Little Lover lyrics by AC/DC

"Killed me when I saw The wet patch on your seat (Wasn't Coca Cola)" Best lyric of all time, that one lyric is the essence of rock n' roll. no glossy finish, no sugar coating, just down right dirty, un-refined sleeze. i wouldnt have it any other way

actually the official lyrics say "was it coca-cola?". its even on the record itself, on the little thing that you pull out when you buy it on the cover booklet

Cover art for Little Lover lyrics by AC/DC

hahaha^ kick ass song it goes slower as you rock to it. Nice riffs, easy beat, the singing is what makes this song so unique it doesn't sound too much like AC/DC to me, but it's a sweet bluesy little song

 
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