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AC/DC ~ Sin City


Diamonds and dust (home at last) poor man last, rich man first Lambourginis, caviar Dry martinis, shangri-la I got a burning feeling Deep inside of me It's yearning But i'm going to set it free Chorus: I'm going in to sin city I'm gonna win in sin city Where the lights are bright Do the town tonight I'm gonna win in sin city ([i'm gonna \| oh, let me] [rule \| roll] you baby) (snake eyes) Ladders and snakes Ladders give, snakes take Rich man, poor man, beggarman, thief Ain't got a hope in hell, that's my belief Fingers freddy, diamond jim They're getting ready, [better get ready,] Look out i'm coming in ['coz i'm coming in] So spin that wheel, cut that pack And roll those loaded dice Bring on the dancing girls And put the champaign on ice Chorus more free lyrics

Diamonds and dust
(home at last) poor man last, rich man first
Lambourginis, caviar
Dry martinis, shangri-la
I got a burning feeling
Deep inside of me
It's yearning
But i'm going to set it free

Chorus:
I'm going in to sin city
I'm gonna win in sin city
Where the lights are bright
Do the town tonight
I'm gonna win in sin city

([i'm gonna | oh, let me] [rule | roll] you baby)
(snake eyes)

Ladders and snakes
Ladders give, snakes take
Rich man, poor man, beggarman, thief
Ain't got a hope in hell, that's my belief

Fingers freddy, diamond jim
They're getting ready, [better get ready,]
Look out i'm coming in ['coz i'm coming in]
So spin that wheel, cut that pack
And roll those loaded dice
Bring on the dancing girls
And put the champaign on ice

Chorus

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