Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

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If your having trouble

With the High-School Head

He's giving you the blues

You wanna graduate

But not in this state



Here's what you gotta do

Pick up the phone I'm always home

Call me anytime.

Just ring 362-4360

I lead a life of crime.



Chorus:

Dirty Deeds - Done Dirt Cheap

Dirty Deeds - Done Dirt Cheap

Dirty Deeds - Done Dirt Cheap

Dirty Deeds and there Done Dirt Cheap

Dirty Deeds and there Done Dirt Cheap



You got a problem in your life of love

You got a broken heart

He's double dealing with your best friend

Thats when the teardrops start, fella



Pick up the phone, I'm here alone.

Or make a social call

Come right in, we'll get round him

We'll have ourselves a ball



Chorus



If you got a lady and you want here gone

But you ain't got the guts

She keeps nagging at you night a day

Enough to drive you nuts



Pick up the phone, leave her alone.

It's time you made a stand

For a fee I'm happy to be

Your back-door man



Chorus



Concrete Jeans

Cyanide

T.N.T

Done Dirt Cheap



Exise

Contract

High Voltage

Done Dirt Cheap



Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap





Love at First Feel

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You never told me where you came from

You never told me your name.



I didnt know if you were legal tender or not

Spend it just the same.



And I didnt know it could happen to me

But I committed love in the first degree



And it was love at first feel

It was love at first feel

First touch was too much!



They told me it was digusting

Told me it was a sin

Ah, saw me knocking on your front door

I just smiled when you let me in



Excuse me baby, were all alone

Let's get something going

While your mom and dad aint home



And it was love at first feel

It was love at first feel

Thats what they said



It was love at first feel

It was love at first feel

Felt good just like I knew it would!





Big Balls

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Well, I'm upper, upper class High-Society

Gods gift to ballroom notierity

And I always fill my ballroom

The event is never small



The social pages say I've got

The biggest balls of all



Chorus:

I've got big balls

I've got big balls

And their such big balls

And their dirty big balls

And he's got big balls

And she's got big balls

But we've got the biggest balls of them all!



And my Balls are always bouncing

And my balls are always filled

And everyone comes and comes again

If your name is one the guest list

No one can take you higher

Everybody says I've got great balls of fire!



(Chorus)



Some balls are held for charity

And some for fancy dress

But when their held for pleasure

Their one's that I like best



My balls are always bouncing

To the left and to the right

It's my belief that my big balls

Should be held every night!



(Chorus)



And I'm just itching

To tell you about them

Oh we have such wonderful fun!

Seafood Cocktail, Crabs, Crayfish



Rocker

------



I'm a rocker

I'm a roller

I'm a right out

Of controller



I'm a wheeler

I'm a dealer

I'm a raging

Women stealer



I'm a bruiser

A cruiser

A rock 'n' rollin'

Man



I got slicked back hair

Skin tight jeans

Cadillac car

And teenaged dreams



I'm a rocker, I'm a roller

I'm a rocker, I'm a roller

I'm a rocker, I'm a roller

I'm a rock 'n' rollin' man



Got little red socks

Blue suede shoes

Big Car

And Tattoos



I'm a rocker, I'm a roller

I'm a rocker, I'm a roller

I'm a rocker, I'm a roller





Wanna jive honey?





Problem Child

------- -----



"Cut this."



I am hot and when I'm not

I'm cold as ice

Get out of my way

Just step aside

I've paid the price



What I want I take

What I don't I break

And I don't want you

With a flick of my knife

I can change your life

There's nothing you can do.



I'm a problem child

I'm a problem child

I'm a problem child

And I'm wild



Make my stand, No mans land

On my own

Man in blue, It's up to you

The seed is sown

What I want I stash

What I don't I smash

And your on my list



Dead or alive

I got a .45

And I never miss



I'm a problem child

I'm a problem child

I'm a problem child

Just watch your step



Every night steal the light

I drink my booze

Some run, Some fight

But I win they lose

When I'm mean I like

When I dont I fight

And I dont like you.



Safe a night

Are you still alive?

Your time is through



I'm a problem child

I'm a problem child

I'm a problem child

I'm a problem child

(Repeat 'till end)





Side Two

-=-=-=-=



Theres Gonna Be Some Rockin'

------ ----- -- ---- ------



We'll me and boys out to have some fun

Gonna put on a show, Come on let's go



There's gonna be some rockin'

There's gonna be some rockin'

There's gonna be some rockin'

At the show to night



Every night there's a rock and roll queen

Gonna quiver and quake gonna shake that thing



There's gonna be some rockin'

There's gonna be some rockin'

There's gonna be some rockin'

At the show tonight



We gotta big fat sound wanna share it 'round

Gotta big bass drum, gonna have some fun.



There's gonna be some rockin'

There's gonna be some rockin'

There's gonna be some rockin'

There's gonna be some rockin'

There's gonna be some rockin'

At the show tonight



There's gonna be some rockin'

(Repeat)





Ain't No Fun (Waiting 'round to be a Millionare)

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"The following is a true story,

I'll tell you,

The names have been changed,

To protect the guilty."



Well, I left my job in my home town

And I had a couple smoke

Gotta rock 'n' roll band

And a fast five hand

Gonna get to the top

Nothings gonna stop us, no nothing.



So if you got the money

We got the sound

You put it up

And we'll put it down

You got the dollar

We got the song

Gonna boogie-woogie

All night long.



Yeah boogie



I got holes in my shoes

Got holes in my teeth

Got holes in my socks

Can't get no sleep



And I'm trying to make a million



And I got patches on the patches

On my old blue jeans

Well, they used to blue

When they used to be new

When they used to be clean



But I gotta a momma, whose a home and

Just keeping me alive

While I'm and the band

Go drinking with the boys

She's working 9 to 5.



"She knows here place that woman"



Just you wait

One of the these days see me

Driving 'round town in my

Rockin Rolls Royce with phone

Booth down.

My bottle of booze

No summer time blues

Sha Na Na look at me

And my Rock 'n' Roll voice



No it aint no fun, waiting 'round to be a millionare

It aint no fun, waiting 'round to be a millionare

Do you believe me?

No it aint no fun, waiting 'round to be a millionare

No it aint no fun, do you believe me?

Waiting 'round to be a millionare



Drive a Rolls Royce car, No, No, No, No...



No it aint no fun, waiting 'round to be a millionare



No it aint no fun - Oh no..

No it aint no fun (Aint no fun) - That's what I said

No it aint no fun (Aint no fun) - And I wanna be rich

No it aint no fun (Aint no fun) - There no fun being with this bitch



No it aint no fun, waiting 'round to be a millionare

(Repeat 8x)



"Hello Howard, how you doin'? Next door neighbor."

"Get your back and jumbo jet that boy over here for me!"



Ride On

---- --



It's another lonely evening

In another lonely town

But I ain't to young to worry

No, I ain't to old to cry

When a woman gets me down



Get another empty bottle

And another empty bed

Ain't to young to admit it

And I'm not to old to lie

I'm just another empty head



Mmmm, That's why I'm lonely

I'm so Lonely

But I know what I gotta do..



I'm gonna ride on, ride on, ride on

Standing on the end of the road.

Thumb in the air

One of these days

I'm gonna change my evil ways

'Till then I'll just keep on ridin' on.



Broke another promise

And I broke another heart

But I ain't to young to realize

That I ain't to old to try

Try to get back to the start



And it's another red-light nightmare

Oh, Oh, On another red-light street

And I aint to old to hurry

'Cause I ain't to old to die

But I sure am hard to beat



But I'm lonely, God, I lonely

What am I gonna do?

Ride on, Ride on

Got myself a one way ticket

Going the wrong way

Gonna change my evil ways

One of these days



Ride on

Ride on

I'm gonna

Ride on

Ride on

Looking for a truck

Ride on

Ride on

Keep on ridin'

Ridin on and on and on and on and on and on and on

I must have a good time

Oh yeah, ride on

One of these days

One of these days



Squealer

--------



She said she'd never been

Never been touched before

She said she'd never been

This far before

She said she'd never liked

To be excited

She said she always had

Had to fight it

(And she never won)

She said she'd never been

Never been balled before

And I dont think

She'll ever ball no more

(Fixed her good)



Squealer, when I held her hand

Squealer, I made her understand

Squealer, When I kissed her lips

Squealer, Sucked her finger tips

Squealer, Who started getting hot

Squealer, Made it hard to stop

Squealer, Got to much

I think I got a magic touch



Squealer (Repeat 17x)
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Amnesia

Amnesia, for all the hype, is a dreary little game, populated mostly by
unpleasant characters, including the one you manipulate through the adventure.
Of course, you don't know that at the start, since you wake up unable to
remember anything whatsoever.

There are two parts to the game: inside the hotel and out on the streets of
Manhattan. The hotel portion is virtually automatic; you are guided along by
the program, or actions are chosen for you, so that you have few chances to
make any real errors, except possibly dawdling too long in your room. How you
want to get through the game is up to you; this file provides you with the
absolute minimum for finishing Amnesia, without any frills. Your score will
not be terrific (somewhere around 'occasionally absent-minded'), but at least
you can finish the game quickly.

Technically, this file really isn't necessary, as the manual provides most of
the answers in the back of the book. Even so, for those who want to get this
one over with in short order, the information here should be helpful. Of
course, you can also mess around the city a bit if you like; that won't help
you finish the game, but it might be interesting. Ok, let's get the hotel out
of the way first.

In the hotel room, read the Bible, specifically John 1. Here you find a dollar
bill. Hang on to it. Do not give it to the bellboy, you need it more than he
does. Then go up to the gym, and sit through the silliness with the sauna.
Back in your room, you can drop the bookbag and the satchel. It's always best
to travel light.

Get into the tux, answer the phone, then go down to the lobby. You won't be
needing your jeans and t-shirt, so just leave them behind. In the chapel, tell
Alice 'no' when she asks if you'll marry her. Take the box when she offers it
to you. Keep trying to stand after you trip, and eventually you'll make it back
to your feet again. Leave the chapel.

If you try going back to your room, the bellboy will come over and ask for a
bribe to keep his mouth shut. You can give him the Tiffany box; you won't need
it later on. The vault can't be opened right now, so just leave the hotel,
because you'll need to find a place to sleep for the night.

The one place to sleep is a tenement on 54th Street. It will probably be either
on 9th Ave. or 10th Ave. It was on 9th the first time I played, and on 10th the
second time, so just go one block north then head west until you come to it.
Inside, do not force the right-hand door; this will only get you killed (the
neighborhood junkies hang out in that apartment). Go left instead. Delightful
place, but you can sleep here in safety.

On your way to the tenement, beg once or twice to pick up some extra cash.
You should also get a dollar from someone who asks you directions (you do need
the Street Indexer in the game for this; it is totally incorrect as regards
Manhattan streets, but the program takes this into account. Obviously, this is
some kind of anti-piracy device).

Now, if you want to skip some extra travelling, you can skip this paragraph and
go on to the next one. The only worthwhile phone number in the book is the one
for Tiny Tykes (TTTT). Call that (remember that ANY phone call you make in the
game, you MUST hyphenate the number: 555-1314, *not* 5551314, or you'll never
get an answer). Listen to the recording, and make note of the address, then
take the train down there. You'll get a note from Alice, saying she'll be
waiting for you every day at the NY Historical Society between Noon and 2 PM.

Make sure you eat something (beg for extra money if necessary; sooner or later,
you should run into the Wacky Wanderer, and pick up some extra bucks), then
take the train uptown to the NY Historical Society in time to meet Alice. Be
careful that you do not inadvertantly leave the place; it costs $2 to get in,
and money is still necessary here. Walk into the Tiffany Room any time after
twelve, and Alice will be there.

Ask her a few questions, about herself, about Xavier, whatever. Then ask her
about Denise. She'll get upset and run out; follow her. You will lose her on
the street, but that isn't important. This entire episode is the trigger for
something of far greater import: outside, you will meet an artist (walk a
little bit). He is totally fascinated by your clothes, and eventually you end
up exchanging yours for his. You also get $5, his sketchpad, a piece of
charcoal, and some advice: go down to Washington Square park to draw portraits
and make some money.

However, you will be doing that tomorrow. Right now, take the train back to
the hotel, and get your disk out of the vault. If you don't know the password,
you can try going to the Princeton Club. You're not a member, but outside
you'll meet someone who will tell you what the password is (or, you can just
not bother; the password is in the hints section of the manual). Time is moving
on, so after you get the disk, go back to the tenement and just sleep until the
next morning.

Eat something, then go downtown to the Park. Sit on the bench, open the pad,
and wait. Eventually you will get some customers. It is important here to do
things right the first time, otherwise you will have to reboot to restore your
position (save before you enter the Park, to be on the safe side).

The first sitter will be a girl; when she asks if she should smile, say No.
You'll get a much better portrait, and an extra $1.50 to boot. The next one
will be a cowboy-type. Draw him straight on, not in profile, and you'll pick up
$10. Easy money, huh? Then you'll get an out-of-towner; draw him with his eyes
closed. Now keep waiting until Bette shows up. This is the woman you dreamed of
in the tenement; your true love.

She'll take you to her apartment. Now you have a decent place to stay, and
plenty of food as well. Ask her all kinds of questions, and find out what you
can from her. You'll spend the night there. In the morning, after Bette leaves
(and has written her phone number on your arm, in case you suffer another bout
of amnesia), go uptown to the Friendly Computer store, and rent time on an
Apple, so you can read the disk files. You MUST do this to complete the game.

You'll be able to read all but the last file; in fact, you will never read this
one, but it doesn't matter. After reading the files, go back to Bette's place
and just hang out. Spend another night there, then after Bette leaves, just
wait until she calls you and gives you Denise's phone number.

Call that number, and identify yourself as John. Denise will ask you to come in
a half hour or so. It's a trap of course, but you have no options. Get
something to eat, then make your way over to the Dakota.

In the apartment, much of the action is automatic. You can give almost any
answer you like to Denise's questions, it doesn't matter. Sit tight until
Zane leaves the room and gunshots are heard. Denise will take off, and so
should you. Any action except leaving will get you killed, so get out of there
fast. Go back to Bette's apartment, and get some sleep.

In the morning, wait for Denise's phone call. She'll tell you that they have
Bette, and then tells you to come to the Dakota the next day between 8 AM and
Noon. This is another set-up. As soon as you hang up, leave the apartment, and
go uptown. However, instead of entering the Dakota, go north one more block to
W. 73rd, and then one block west. You'll see a service alley. Go in there, and
pick up the tire iron, then climb up the fire stairs (note: you cannot do
anything in the alley, unless you have first received Denise's call).

When you reach the fourth floor, pry off the grating with the iron. Now you can
reach the window, which, as you might expect, is locked. You have a choice
here: smash the window and enter, or stay on the stairs. Either way, you will
be knocked out, and awaken to find yourself handcuffed to Alice.

Alice, alas, is dying, and there is nothing you can do for her. But, she has
a lot of information, and this time, it's the truth. Keep her talking for as
long as possible, and you'll have just about the whole, sordid, story.

Now Zane will come along, and drag you into another room. Denise is sitting
at the computer, ready to boot the disk, and Bette is brought in, too. I still
haven't figured out how Denise was able to bring up the last file, but she
does manage it. Anyway, just sit there, and give out the answers to the various
riddles, accurately. Finally the fifth file will come up.

Here you must give the last two letters that are missing from AMNES--. The
correct answer, of course, is IA. However, Denise, who suspects a trick, enters
TY instead, thereby erasing the file. That effectively ends your direct
participation in the game; all the rest is automatic, as guns blaze and people
drop like flies. You and Bette safely escape, to start a new life somewhere
else. Personally, tho, I think that Bette deserves someone better than Xavier
Hollings.....

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