Fortunes
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Fortunes
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Some people live for money and fame
Some people live for playin' the game
The best wine and fine cigars private jets and fancy cars
Oh yeah
And though it looks real good to me is it
True reality dollars poppin' everywhere
For perfect skin and perfect hair oh yeah
[Chorus:]
Take away the sparkle The glitter of the diamond rings
I'd give up all my fortunes for these simple things
To fill a heart with laughter that joy alone can bring
Just let me love you that's enough for me
When will we ever realize there's a world that cries
You've got to look outside yourself
Try to help somebody else oh yeah
[Repeat Chorus]
There's more than castles by the sea
Searchin' for treasure there's more than trying to be a king or queen
Forever
You've got to look outside yourself
Try to help somebody else oh yeah
[Repeat Chorus]
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George Huff performs "Fortunes", and this lyric page sits inside the George Huff catalog on LyroVerse.
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