Money Talk
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Money Talk
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Dressed right to please the crowd
All eyes can see by the way you walk.
Watching you dance around
Heaven lies down see the money talk.
Kiss her in picture books
Watching her moves like a hungry hawk.
Streets full of dirty looks
Heaven lies down see the money talk.
Down for the money
Down, down for the money
Travel the dusty road
Trying your best not to fall apart.
Let go your heavy load
See every man's got a hungry heart.
Dressed right to please the crowd
All eyes can see by the way you walk.
Watching you dance around
Heaven lies down see the money talk.
Down for the money
Down, down for the money
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Uriah Heep performs "Money Talk", and this lyric page sits inside the Uriah Heep catalog on LyroVerse.
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