From their 2020 album Power Up. The song has not charted…Happy Halloween!

From digitaljournal.com

Iconic rock band AC/DC has cast a rocking “Witch’s Spell” with their new single and music video. Digital Journal has the scoop.

The song is upbeat and infectious, couple with a retro ’80s vibe to it. The music video was directed, edited, and animated by Wolf & Crow and it utilizes performance footage of the group that was shot by Clemens Habicht; moreover, AC/DC and their creative director, Josh Cheuse, have brought this irresistible track to life in a refreshing manner.

Read more: https://www.digitaljournal.com/entertainment/review-ac-dc-casts-rocking-witchs-spell-with-new-single/article#ixzz7AnaHIme9

Witch’s Spell

Let me tell you your fortune
It could be sinister, or maybe not
Like a leopard, can’t change it’s own spotsRide a moon beam
Sail the starlight
My blaze in the night sky
See the witch’s flightCaught in a witch’s spell
Got a tale to tell
Caught in a witch’s spell
Got a tale to tell
Caught in a witch’s spellGood time maker who likes it hot
Like a card playin’ shark who takes the whole lot
(And that’s a lot)Riding moonbeam
Sail the starlight
My blaze in the night sky
See the witch’s flightCaught in a witch’s spell
Got a tale to tell
Caught in a witch’s spell
Got a tale to tell
Caught in a witch’s spellIt’s all coming to ya
It’s all coming through ya
I get bathed in a light
The spell’s just rightCaught in a witch’s spell
Got a tale to tell
Caught in a witch’s spell
Got a tale to tell
Caught in a witch’s spellCrystal balls and an almanac
She gonna take you to hell and back
I’ve got potions, snake oil style
Good luck charms and a witch’s spell Source: Musixmatch Songwriters: Angus Young / Malcolm Young

This is my contribution to Song Lyric Sunday for Jim Adams’s blog. This week’s prompt…Ankles/Hands/Feet/Fingers/Toes/Wrists

From their 1981 album, For Those About to Rock, We Salute You.  AC/DC gives 110% in this live performance.

I Put The Finger On You

I put the finger on you, yeah
My hands all outta control
I can’t stop it gettin’ down on you
It’s movin’ of its own accord
I got fire in my finger tips
Radiate it all to you
I can’t control it
Can’t even hold it
It’s knockin’ on your door and you know what it’s for
I put the finger right on you
I put the finger right on you
You put your finger on me too
And I put the finger, I put the finger, I put the finger
I put the finger

I got the finger on you for sure
It’s the key to unlockin’ your door
Don’t you know
I broken thru’ your security
My hands ain’t tied no more, you better watch out
I can’t control it
Can’t even hold it
Sneakin’ up for your pleasure
You can feel it on your ankle
Feel it on your knee
Feel it on your thigh
Can you feel me
I put the finger right on you
I put the finger right on you
You put your finger on me too
I put the finger, I put the finger, I put the finger
I put the finger on you

I can’t control it
Can’t even hold it
Sneakin’ up for your pleasure
You can feel it on your ankle
Feel it on your knee
Feel it on your thigh
Can you feel me
Put it, right on you
Put it, right on you
I’ll do it if you
Want me to
Come on put it
Come on put it
I put the finger on you, I put the finger on you, I put the finger on you
I put the finger on you, I put the finger on you, I put the finger on you

So close
I hit the spot
I put the finger
Right on
You

Writer(s): Malcolm Mitchell Young, Angus Mckinnon Young, Brian Johnson

From their 1980 album, Back in Black. The song reached #60 on Billboards Hot 100 chart on April 11, 1981.

From Wikipedia

When explaining his lyrical inspiration for the song, lead singer and then-songwriter Brian Johnson recalled reading a UK article about a neighborhood pusher who made daily rounds (almost like a milkman) throughout the London suburbs, selling narcotics to bored, lonely, depressed housewives. These substance-effected homemakers would then peruse the local clubs and bars, seeking out torrid, extra-marital relationships. The term “Shoot to thrill..” most likely refers to certain solutions such as diazepam (valium), which is often administered via injection to treat anxiety and depression.

Lead guitarist Angus Young has recently commented that the song’s ‘break-down’, which occurs soon after the main solo (a muted and repeating three chord sequence of A Major triad, G Major triad, and a D power-chord leading up to a bombastic outro-solo), was inspired by the trio gun-battle climax from Sergio Leone’s classic, Italian western ‘The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly”. In this seminal scene, gun-fighters Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef, and Eli Wallach stare one another down in the center of a Civil-War cemetery for minutes-on-end to an eventual shoot-out. Young said this sequence in the song was designed to mirror the actual soundtrack selection ‘Il Triello’ by composer Ennio Morricone. Both compositions feature a slow quiet build-up, increasing in tension to a thunderous, cataclysmic finale.

Shoot To Thrill