No Money, No Honey
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No Money, No Honey
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There's nothing in your pocket
Except a ball of lint
A copper Zippo lighter
Which hasn't any flint
You have no dinner jacket
Or fine automobile
You only have one question
And it's "Hey man, what's the deal?"
Well it's really very simple
It's all arithmetic
But twenty gets you plenty
It's the cash that turns the trick
And when you've got no money
You get no honey
And no money
Gets no honey
There's nothing in your wallet
Except a photograph
A Fara Fauset made yours
And her phony autograph
You haven't got stereo
No killer bachelor pad
In fact the girl you laid in college
Was the first and last you had
'Cause you've got no money
So you get no honey
And no money
Gets no honey
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