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Blues Brothers, The ~ Money (that's What I Want)


The best things in life are free
But you can give it to the brids and bees
I need money ( that's what i wannt )
That's what i want
That's what i want
(that's what i want)

Your lovin' gives me a specil thrill
Won't buy me no cupid bill
I want money (that's what i want)
That's what i want
That's what i want
(that's what i want)


Money don't buy everything its true
What it don't buy i can't use
Just give me that money (that's what i want)
That's what i want
That's what i want
(that's what i want)
Give me some money
What i want right now
(that's what i want)
Just give me money
(that's what i want)
That's what i want right now
(that's what i want)
That's what i want
(that's what i want)
Give me the money
(that's what i want)
I want that real money
(that's what i want)
That's what i want





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