We Married Money
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We Married Money
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We married money and lived in sin
Burned our belongings to begin again
We buried treasure in the wide open
Gave fake hand-shakes, made fast friends
-Show me something, cause I got nothing
Keep it coming leave it all to me...
The blood that’s in them, in me flows
And like a fine wine, it sours slow
I’ve never drank from another cup
Im sure its tasty, the hard-stuff
- Show me something, cause I got nothing
Keep it coming leave it all to me...
- Show me something, cause I got nothing
Keep it coming leave it all to me...
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