| Song | If You Got The Money |
| Artist | Jamie T |
| Album | Panic Prevention |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Lewis, T | |
| If you got the money, | |
| I think it would be funny | |
| To take your girl, and spend a bit of your cash for me | |
| (I've been watching you) | |
| 'Cause then she might be happy, and no longer lonely | |
| And I could take her out the next day for pretty much free | |
| An' all the boys they go: | |
| da-dee-doo-da-da-dee-da-doo-dah... | |
| da-dee-doo-da-da-dee-da-doo-dah... | |
| I spend late nights trying to pick up love | |
| Off the floor, where the other brothers leave it be | |
| Though it's stuck down hard it's like chewing gum | |
| While a girl on the floor singing R.I.P. | |
| 'Cause the songbirds don't do singing on pavements | |
| No sweet melody the sound of spit | |
| We Spat, Orbit, spoke of lost hopes | |
| So toot what took man choke on it | |
| We be near heaven at a quarter to eleven | |
| By three we are thinking of the love we lost | |
| By four we be high, thinking of the girl lost second | |
| Check the odds, was it worth the cost? | |
| Do you give a toss? | |
| Or are you, looking away? | |
| Wondering why you can't eat? | |
| Why you never sleep? | |
| Drunk all the time? | |
| Cold in the heat? | |
| What you sow man is what you reap | |
| If you've got the money, I think it would be funny | |
| To take your girl and spend a bit of your cash for me | |
| (I've been watching you) | |
| 'Cause then she might be happy, no longer lonely | |
| And I could take her out the next day for pretty much free | |
| (I've been watching you) | |
| You were always meant to walk out that job | |
| You keep stopping, should tell your girl more often | |
| That loving is all about doors unlocking | |
| Now you're certain enough near a man free | |
| With a Buddy Holly hiccup on a karaoke | |
| Tweedle on the needle, man you're just for thread | |
| My great granddaddy fought in Gallipoli | |
| He's the only of his friends not shot down dead | |
| Lovers all talk in the spits and tongues | |
| Fight in the playgound, bully each other | |
| Double dare kids up pollute their lungs | |
| Threaten with the rep of their big boy brother | |
| Some of the other stay, give it up and run away | |
| Momma still wants you home for supper | |
| Work all day, little to no pay | |
| Dance up-town right down to the gutter | |
| With the dee-dom dom-dee | |
| Da-da-dee-dom-dom-dee | |
| Move outta' the way man, dom-dee | |
| Da-da-dee-dom-dom-dee | |
| (I've been watching you) | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| If you've got the money | |
| I think it would be funny | |
| To take your girl and spend a bit of your cash for me | |
| (I've been watching you) | |
| 'Cause then she might be happy, no longer lonely | |
| And I could take her out the next day for pretty much free | |
| Said, ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-money, oh | |
| Said, ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-money, oh | |
| Said, ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-money, oh | |
| Said, ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-ma-money, oh | |
| (I've been watching you) | |
| If you've got the money | |
| I think it should be funny, uh-oh | |
| To take your girl and spend a bit of your cash for me | |
| 'Cause then she might be happy, no longer lonely, uh-oh | |
| And I could take her out the next day for pretty much free |
| zuo qu : Lewis, T | |
| If you got the money, | |
| I think it would be funny | |
| To take your girl, and spend a bit of your cash for me | |
| I' ve been watching you | |
| ' Cause then she might be happy, and no longer lonely | |
| And I could take her out the next day for pretty much free | |
| An' all the boys they go: | |
| dadeedoodadadeedadoodah... | |
| dadeedoodadadeedadoodah... | |
| I spend late nights trying to pick up love | |
| Off the floor, where the other brothers leave it be | |
| Though it' s stuck down hard it' s like chewing gum | |
| While a girl on the floor singing R. I. P. | |
| ' Cause the songbirds don' t do singing on pavements | |
| No sweet melody the sound of spit | |
| We Spat, Orbit, spoke of lost hopes | |
| So toot what took man choke on it | |
| We be near heaven at a quarter to eleven | |
| By three we are thinking of the love we lost | |
| By four we be high, thinking of the girl lost second | |
| Check the odds, was it worth the cost? | |
| Do you give a toss? | |
| Or are you, looking away? | |
| Wondering why you can' t eat? | |
| Why you never sleep? | |
| Drunk all the time? | |
| Cold in the heat? | |
| What you sow man is what you reap | |
| If you' ve got the money, I think it would be funny | |
| To take your girl and spend a bit of your cash for me | |
| I' ve been watching you | |
| ' Cause then she might be happy, no longer lonely | |
| And I could take her out the next day for pretty much free | |
| I' ve been watching you | |
| You were always meant to walk out that job | |
| You keep stopping, should tell your girl more often | |
| That loving is all about doors unlocking | |
| Now you' re certain enough near a man free | |
| With a Buddy Holly hiccup on a karaoke | |
| Tweedle on the needle, man you' re just for thread | |
| My great granddaddy fought in Gallipoli | |
| He' s the only of his friends not shot down dead | |
| Lovers all talk in the spits and tongues | |
| Fight in the playgound, bully each other | |
| Double dare kids up pollute their lungs | |
| Threaten with the rep of their big boy brother | |
| Some of the other stay, give it up and run away | |
| Momma still wants you home for supper | |
| Work all day, little to no pay | |
| Dance uptown right down to the gutter | |
| With the deedom domdee | |
| Dadadeedomdomdee | |
| Move outta' the way man, domdee | |
| Dadadeedomdomdee | |
| I' ve been watching you | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| If you' ve got the money | |
| I think it would be funny | |
| To take your girl and spend a bit of your cash for me | |
| I' ve been watching you | |
| ' Cause then she might be happy, no longer lonely | |
| And I could take her out the next day for pretty much free | |
| Said, mamamamamamamamamamamamoney, oh | |
| Said, mamamamamamamamamamamamoney, oh | |
| Said, mamamamamamamamamamamamoney, oh | |
| Said, mamamamamamamamamamamamoney, oh | |
| I' ve been watching you | |
| If you' ve got the money | |
| I think it should be funny, uhoh | |
| To take your girl and spend a bit of your cash for me | |
| ' Cause then she might be happy, no longer lonely, uhoh | |
| And I could take her out the next day for pretty much free |
| zuò qǔ : Lewis, T | |
| If you got the money, | |
| I think it would be funny | |
| To take your girl, and spend a bit of your cash for me | |
| I' ve been watching you | |
| ' Cause then she might be happy, and no longer lonely | |
| And I could take her out the next day for pretty much free | |
| An' all the boys they go: | |
| dadeedoodadadeedadoodah... | |
| dadeedoodadadeedadoodah... | |
| I spend late nights trying to pick up love | |
| Off the floor, where the other brothers leave it be | |
| Though it' s stuck down hard it' s like chewing gum | |
| While a girl on the floor singing R. I. P. | |
| ' Cause the songbirds don' t do singing on pavements | |
| No sweet melody the sound of spit | |
| We Spat, Orbit, spoke of lost hopes | |
| So toot what took man choke on it | |
| We be near heaven at a quarter to eleven | |
| By three we are thinking of the love we lost | |
| By four we be high, thinking of the girl lost second | |
| Check the odds, was it worth the cost? | |
| Do you give a toss? | |
| Or are you, looking away? | |
| Wondering why you can' t eat? | |
| Why you never sleep? | |
| Drunk all the time? | |
| Cold in the heat? | |
| What you sow man is what you reap | |
| If you' ve got the money, I think it would be funny | |
| To take your girl and spend a bit of your cash for me | |
| I' ve been watching you | |
| ' Cause then she might be happy, no longer lonely | |
| And I could take her out the next day for pretty much free | |
| I' ve been watching you | |
| You were always meant to walk out that job | |
| You keep stopping, should tell your girl more often | |
| That loving is all about doors unlocking | |
| Now you' re certain enough near a man free | |
| With a Buddy Holly hiccup on a karaoke | |
| Tweedle on the needle, man you' re just for thread | |
| My great granddaddy fought in Gallipoli | |
| He' s the only of his friends not shot down dead | |
| Lovers all talk in the spits and tongues | |
| Fight in the playgound, bully each other | |
| Double dare kids up pollute their lungs | |
| Threaten with the rep of their big boy brother | |
| Some of the other stay, give it up and run away | |
| Momma still wants you home for supper | |
| Work all day, little to no pay | |
| Dance uptown right down to the gutter | |
| With the deedom domdee | |
| Dadadeedomdomdee | |
| Move outta' the way man, domdee | |
| Dadadeedomdomdee | |
| I' ve been watching you | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| Ah, she wants money, money, money, money, money | |
| If you' ve got the money | |
| I think it would be funny | |
| To take your girl and spend a bit of your cash for me | |
| I' ve been watching you | |
| ' Cause then she might be happy, no longer lonely | |
| And I could take her out the next day for pretty much free | |
| Said, mamamamamamamamamamamamoney, oh | |
| Said, mamamamamamamamamamamamoney, oh | |
| Said, mamamamamamamamamamamamoney, oh | |
| Said, mamamamamamamamamamamamoney, oh | |
| I' ve been watching you | |
| If you' ve got the money | |
| I think it should be funny, uhoh | |
| To take your girl and spend a bit of your cash for me | |
| ' Cause then she might be happy, no longer lonely, uhoh | |
| And I could take her out the next day for pretty much free |