Page type: lyric reference
Artist: AC/DC
Canonical path: /ac-dc/night-of-the-long-knives
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Night Of The Long Knives
Read Night Of The Long Knives lyrics by AC/DC on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Night Of The Long Knives
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Who's your leader, who's your man?
Who will help you fill your hand?
Who's your friend and who's your foe?
Who's your Judas, you don't know?
Night of the long knives
Night of the long knives
Night of the long knives
Night of the long, long knives
Where's that saviour, where's that lay?
When you're praying for your life
Who's that fighting back to back?
Who's defending whose attack?
Night of the long knives
Stick 'em in the back woods
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