Money Talks
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Money Talks
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I've lost you cause I can't afford your love
And money that's what he's always had more of
He's buying you how it's costing me
I thought the best things of life are always free
But money talks oh yes money talks
Even louder than a little golden band
Money talks oh yes how money talks
And it's the only language you'll ever understand
[ guitar - steel ]
Well how many kisses does a dollar buy
Your promises they must be twice as high
Someday you'll try to buy a love that's true
And when your money's gone your love will be gone too
Cause money talks oh yes money talks...
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Wynn Stewart performs "Money Talks", and this lyric page sits inside the Wynn Stewart catalog on LyroVerse.
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