If Trouble Was Money
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If Trouble Was Money
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If trouble was money, I'd swear I'd be a millionaire
If trouble was money, babe, I'd swear I'd be a millionaire
For you I'd buy the whole world, woman
I'd buy the whole world and have money to spare, yeah
Worry, worry, worry, worry, babe
I had worries on my mind, yeah
I said, worry, worry, worry, worry, woman
I had worries all my life, yeah yeah
You know times is hard, baby
I swear, I won't tell you know lie
My mother used to tell me, she said
Son, there gonna be days, gonna be days like this
My mother used to tell me, she said
Son, there gonna be days, it's gonna be days, be days like this
She said: I always want you to be a winner
She said: Son, I don't want you to quit
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Albert Collins performs "If Trouble Was Money", and this lyric page sits inside the Albert Collins catalog on LyroVerse.
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