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Artist: Downward
Canonical path: /downward/real-green-dollars
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Real Green Dollars
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Real Green Dollars
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Crying while you’re turning on your car
I'm looking at you spinning round
How come you’ve got nothing in your arms?
You chew it just to spit it out
Why sit and wait?
It feels good to get paid
To bow your head to anyone
How much can your little limbs bend?
Come over just to try it out
I wish that your water would suspend
'Cause when you float I'm coming in
You got my name
It’s money to be made
Connect with me for anything
Curl up your hands
We’re losing as it stands
I lift my head, ah, come on
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