[Joey The Jerk] Yes, Yes You don't even understand me What I'm going through right now In my lifetime. Yep Yep Show me the hey hey, yo yo I need money but not just me but for the fam If I don't bring home the bacon, you say I ain't the man Jehovah Jira he's the great I am And I've been praying and believing for three hundred grand I'm great with the pen but I suck with the plan My money running out like some cheating husband I'm so broke and dope I'm a great has been I'm a crying man, trying to find fifteen cents [CookBook] You could be as good as the best of them or as bad as worst You can be bronze and broke or platinum and still thirst You could be perceived a success with a pentium brain Signing your name for your fans without a penny to your name You know how I know? That's where I stand everyday Don't know weather to sit, stand, or run away Should I pray, put my gun away, or get thugged out? Jesus or G's up these thoughts got me bugged out [Hook] Now here we go again, the usual predicament No means to an end the debt I can't get rid of it A money song again can't it be a different subject? When it come to being broke it's the usual suspects Now here we go again, the usual predicament No means to an end the debt I can't get rid of it A money song again can't a different subject? When it come to being broke it's the usual suspects [Flynn ADAM] I can't borrow a dollar without paying back seven I'm worth more dead than alive cause at least I'm in heaven and Everything you hear about in songs I don't possess Cause truth rests on my chest and won't let me invest in Anything conterfeit, contrived or pretentious Or happens to jive with worlds consensus I'm an odd man out trying to break even Stuck in the negative for positive believing [Sharlok Poems] Chasing the all mighty dollar sign still way far behind Stay at my house cash flow effect my hang time Exchange rhymes with customers getting CD's signed My signature will cost you a hundred dimes One for the mind, how 'bout one for my pocket One hundred grand crammed hard in my wallet Any form of work it seems I just don't got it Never have so I guess that I can just do without it [UNO Mas] The more some things change the more they stay the same You can claim a little fame but still be losing the game What's the cost of building a name? Being broke as a joke I need a permanent vacation like a pig in a poke You invoke a state of mind that as free as a bird But I'mma live in Downtown just a part of the herd It's like Groundhogs Day and I done seen it before So God you gots to help me, I can't take it anymore [Hook] [Flynn ADAM] It's the Money Song ya'll (put a dollar in the sky) Another Money Song ya'll (buy low, sell high) It's the Money Song ya'll (yes it's time to sell out) Another Money Song ya'll (borrow a dollar to bail out) It's the Money Song ya'll (put a dollar in the sky) Another Money Song ya'll (buy low, sell high) It's the Money Song ya'll (yes it's time to sell out) Another Money Song ya'll (borrow a dollar to bail out)
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