Taxman — The Beatles
Let me tell you how it will be There’s one for you, nineteen for me ‘Cause I’m the taxman Yeah, I’m the taxman Should five percent appear too small Be thankful I don’t take it all ‘Cause I’m the taxman [ . . . ]
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Hello — Beyoncé
I love the way you walk into the room Body shining, lighting up the place And when you talk, everybody stop ‘Cause they know you know just what to say And the way that you protect your friends Baby, I [ . . . ]
Ka Ching — Shania Twain
We live in a greedy little worldThat teaches every little boy and girlTo earn as much as they can possiblyThen turn around and spend it foolishlyWe’ve created us a credit card messWe spend the money that we don’t possessOur religion [ . . . ]
Buy Me a Boat — Chris Janson
I ain’t rich, but I damn sure wanna be Working like a dog all day ain’t working for me I wish I had a rich uncle that’d kick the bucket And I was sitting on a pile like Warren Buffett [ . . . ]
You Don’t Own Me — Grace feat. G-Eazy
You don’t own me You don’t own me Woah, let’s go But I’m Gerald And I can always have just what I want She’s that baddest I would love to flaunt Take her shopping You know, Yves Saint Laurent But [ . . . ]
Money Honey — Lady Gaga
That’s M-O-N-E-Y So sexy Damn, I love the Jag, the jet, and the mansion And I enjoy the gifts and the trips to the islands It’s good to live expensive, you know it But my knees get weak, intensive When [ . . . ]
Forget You — Cee-Lo Green
I see you driving ’round town With the girl I love And I’m like: Forget you I guess the change in my pocket Wasn’t enough I’m like: Forget you And forget her, too You said, if I was richer, I’d still [ . . . ]
Money on My Mind — Sam Smith
When I signed my deal I felt pressure Don’t want to see the numbers I want to see heaven You say could you Write a song for me I say, I’m sorry I won’t do that happily When I go [ . . . ]
9 to 5 — Dolly Parton
Tumble outta bed and I stumble to the kitchen Pour myself A cup of ambition Yawn and stretch and Try to come to life Jump in the shower And the blood starts pumpin’ Out on the streets The traffic starts [ . . . ]
Takin’ Care of Business — Bachman-Turner Overdrive
You get up every morning From alarm clock’s warning Take the eight-fifteen into the city There’s a whistle up above And people pushing, people shoving And the girls who try to look pretty And if your train’s on time You [ . . . ]