A.C.D.C.

Sweet's song 'A.C.D.C.' delves into the complexities of a woman's fluid sexuality and her inability to settle on a single partner or gender. The lyrics paint a picture of a woman who is equally attracted to both men and women, embodying the term 'A.C.D.C.' which is a slang reference to bisexuality. The song's protagonist is depicted as someone who has 'girls all over the world' and 'men every now and then,' highlighting her diverse romantic interests and the freedom she exercises in her love life.

The chorus emphasizes this duality, repeating the lines 'She's got some other lover as well as me' and 'She's got some other women as well as me.' This repetition underscores the theme of non-monogamy and the acceptance of her bisexuality. The song suggests that her relationships are not confined by traditional norms, and she navigates her desires with a sense of liberation. The use of the term 'A.C.D.C.' itself is a playful nod to the electrical term, symbolizing the alternating currents of her attractions.

The lyrics also touch on the societal perceptions and possible judgments she faces. Phrases like 'She got sick, you wanna see her dingaling' hint at the curiosity and perhaps the stigma surrounding her lifestyle. Despite this, the song maintains a light-hearted and somewhat celebratory tone, reflecting the band's glam rock style that often embraced themes of freedom and non-conformity. Sweet's 'A.C.D.C.' is a bold exploration of sexual fluidity, challenging the listener to accept and understand the complexities of human desire.