has been played by several rock bands, notably Raven (on the album Rock Until You Drop), Black 'n Blue (on the album Black 'n Blue), Steve Stevens (on the Atomic Playboys album), and Def Leppard (as a UK Top 20 single and later on the album Retro Active). An unusual version was a cover by Scorpions under the pseudonym of The Hunters in 1975, sung in German and titled "Wenn es richtig losgeht". Track listing All songs written and composed by Brian Connolly, Steve Priest, Andy Scott and Mick Tucker. RCA release Side one "The Lies in Your Eyes" (recorded at AIR Studios, London) – 3:48 "Cockroach" – 4:51 "Keep It In" – 5:00 "4th of July" – 4:24 Side two "Action" (recorded at Audio International Studios, London) – 3:44 "Yesterday's Rain" – 5:16 "White Mice" – 4:58 "Healer" – 7:17 Bonus tracks on 1990 CD reissue "Fox on the Run" – 4:49 "Lady Starlight" (Andy Scott) – 3:09 "Sweet Fanny Adams" – 6:16 "Miss Demeanor" – 3:17 Bonus tracks on 1999 CD reissue "Someone Else Will" – 3:25 "Miss Demeanor" – 3:17 Bonus tracks on 2005 CD reissue "Action" (7" version) – 3:29 "Cockroach" (Munich mix) – 4:57 "4th of July" (Munich mix) – 4:22 Capitol release Side one "Action" – 3:44 "Yesterday's Rain" – 5:16 "White Mice" – 4:57 "Healer" – 7:16 Side two "The Lies in Your Eyes" – 3:44 "Cockroach" – 4:49 "Lady Starlight" – 3:10 "Keep It In" – 4:57 "4th of July" – 4:22 Capitol version (Japanese release) Side one "Action" – 3:44 "Yesterday's Rain" – 5:16 "White Mice" – 4:57 "Healer" – 7:16 Side two "Fox on the Run" – 3:24 "The Lies in Your Eyes" – 3:44 "Cockroach" – 4:49 "Lady Starlight" – 3:10 "Keep It In" – 4:57 "4th of July" – 4:22 Personnel Sweet Brian Connolly – lead vocals, string machine Steve Priest – bass, vocals, celli Andy Scott – guitars, vocals, celli, synthesizers, voice bag Mick Tucker – percussion, vocals, celli, phased gong Additional personnel Louie Austin – engineer Trevor Griffin – piano solo (track 4) Mack – engineer Nick Ryan – engineer Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts References The Sweet albums 1976 albums RCA Records albums