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AC/DC ~ Overdose


I never smoked with no cigarettes I never drank much booze But I'm only a man, don't you understand And a man can sometimes lose You gave me something I never had Pulled me down with you Pulled me up, think I'm in love Hope you can pull me through CHORUS: I overdosed on you I overdosed on you Crazy but it's true Ain't nothing I can do I overdosed on you Oh woman you give to me More than I can take But listen honey, I don't mind You're a habit I don't want to break Don't want none of that hard stuff Don't need it anymore I'm in love, and I'm sinking fast And I don't need no cure CHORUS Gee I was happy as a man could be To far gone to escape Power of love, don't pull me off Just write on my grave: CHORUS more free lyrics

I never smoked with no cigarettes
I never drank much booze
But I'm only a man, don't you understand
And a man can sometimes lose
You gave me something I never had
Pulled me down with you
Pulled me up, think I'm in love
Hope you can pull me through
CHORUS:
I overdosed on you
I overdosed on you
Crazy but it's true
Ain't nothing I can do
I overdosed on you
Oh woman you give to me
More than I can take
But listen honey, I don't mind
You're a habit I don't want to break
Don't want none of that hard stuff
Don't need it anymore
I'm in love, and I'm sinking fast
And I don't need no cure
CHORUS
Gee I was happy as a man could be
To far gone to escape
Power of love, don't pull me off
Just write on my grave:
CHORUS

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