What Do You Do For Money Honey

Album: Back In Black (1980)
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  • You're working in bars
    Riding in cars
    Never gonna give it for free
    Your apartment with a view
    On the finest avenue
    Looking at your beat on the street
    You're always pushing, shoving
    Satisfied with nothing
    You bitch, you must be getting old

    So stop your love on the road
    All your digging for gold
    You make me wonder
    Yes I wonder, I wonder

    Honey, whaddya do for money
    Honey, whaddya do for money
    Where you get your kicks

    You're loving on the take
    And you're always on the make
    Squeezing all the blood out of men
    They're all standing in a queue
    Just to spend the night with you
    It's business as usual again
    You're always grabbin', stabbin'
    Trying to get it back in
    But girl you must be getting slow

    So stop your love on the road
    All your digging for gold
    You make me wonder
    Yes I wonder, yes I wonder

    Honey, whaddya do for money
    Honey, whaddya do for money
    Yeah, whaddya do for money honey, how you get your kicks
    Whaddya do for money honey, how you get your licks
    Go

    Yeow
    Honey, whaddya do for money
    I said, Honey, whaddya do for money
    Oh ho honey
    Oh honey
    Whaddya do for money
    What you gonna do
    Honey
    Oh yeah honey
    Whaddya do for money
    What you gonna do
    Oh, what you gonna do Writer/s: Angus Mckinnon Young, Brian Johnson, Malcolm Mitchell Young
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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