Poor Boy
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Poor Boy
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I'm a poor, poor boy
But that don't worry me
Everybody knows that the best
things in life are free
Well I go out make a little money
Spend it fast as I can
I'm gonna go out and have a good time,
raise some sand while I'm still a young man
I got all the girls I need
And a hotel over my head
One thing I know, baby,
I got clean sheets on my bed
Well I ain't got no money
But, baby, I don't care
I'm gonna ride around this town
in my new car lookin' like a millionaire
Yes, I said I'm a poor, poor boy
But that don't worry me
Everybody knows that the best
things in life are free
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