The Milwaukees
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Rich & Famous

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Rich & Famous

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Warhol had your number

Youre 15 seconds in

The clock is ticking, the phone is ringing

You tell them you have sinned

Your Daddy said youre nothing

Just wait till he sees

Flashing some dude right on the tube

Now youre a big celebrity

Now everybody wants you, oh yeah.

Everybody loves you, oh Lord

Turn on the TV and you will see

How everybody wants to be rich and famous now

Now youre selling papers

Now youre on the scene

Lose that weight

Get into shape

Get plastic surgery

In and out of rehab

Such glamorous debris

White trash lady turned high class shady

Its me, me, me, me, me

Your time is almost over

Never lived life off the screen

America found its next top model

And its not your face they need

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