Can’t Stand Still – AC/DC


When I see a pretty woman

You know it give me a thrill

And she’s tailor made to order

You know I can’t stand still

And you won’t need a doctor

‘Cause it’ll cure all ills

And when I hear a noisy party

You know it give me a chill

It gets me rockin’ and a-rollin’

And I can’t stand still

From mornin’ till midnight

You know I can’t stand still

You know I can’t stand still

I can’t stand still

You know I can’t stand still

I can’t stand still

From morning till midnight

You know I can’t stand still

Ooh yeah

Well, when it comes to sippin’ honey

You know I drink my fill

And I’ve been dancin’ on the water

You know I can’t stand still

From mornin’ ’till midnight

You know I can’t stand still

Ooh yeah

You know I can’t stand still

I can’t stand still

You know I can’t stand still

I can’t stand still

From morning till midnight

You know I can’t stand still

Ooh yeah

You know I can’t stand still

I can’t stand still

You know I can’t stand still

I can’t stand still

From morning till midnight

You know I can’t stand still

Ooh yeah

You know I can’t stand still

I can’t stand still

You know I can’t stand still

I can’t stand still

From morning till midnight

You know I can’t stand still

Ooh yeah

(Thank you, lads

Thank you, lads, thank you!)

Restless Energy: Exploring “Can’t Stand Still”

“Can’t Stand Still” by AC/DC embodies the band’s signature electrifying spirit, injected with a restless drive that refuses to be tamed. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of uncontrollable excitement, whether it’s the thrill of encountering a captivating woman or the rush from a wild party. This sense of unyielding motion is echoed in the song’s recurring refrain, emphasizing a life lived in perpetual movement and celebration. AC/DC uses these energetic motifs to capture the essence of rock ‘n’ roll: a refusal to be still, an insatiable appetite for excitement, and a zest for every moment from morning till midnight.

Song Credits

  • Artist: AC/DC
  • Songwriters: Angus Young, Malcolm Young, Brian Johnson
  • Release Year: 1995
  • Label: EastWest Records

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