Rock 'n Roll Business Man
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Rock 'n Roll Business Man
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what'cha gonna do now you're on your own
it don't take a business degree
to see how the world's gonna treat you now
you hot shot society
well get down to the people, get down to the street
get down to social security
no one gonna love you, no one's gonna care
you ain't got money
rock 'n roll business man
get your money while you can (x2)
well you sound pretty cool when you're on the phone
sayin' "I got no time for you"
one of these days, one of these nights
you'll get what's comin' to you
well get down to the people, get down to the street
of livin' on a dollar when tryin' to eat
no one gonna love you, no one's gonna care
you ain't got money
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