Who's Real Anymore
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Who's Real Anymore
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Preachers beggin' on the radio
Makin' pleas on T.V. shows - all right
All I hear is gimme gimme money
Isn't that a little bit funny - all right
I know what you're thinkin'
I know what you're makin' of this
Who's real anymore
People talk about faith and trust
But you can't have it till they see the green stuff
I've seen the shores of many a land but this greed
I still don't understand - all right
I count the cost I don't see no cash
Let's be real is money gonna last - all right
People livin' and dyin' in the streets
You fill your pockets now that's real sweet - all right
I know what you're thinkin'
I know what you're makin' of this
Who's real anymore
Are you real anymore
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