| I know your daddy is very wealthy
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| And that he owns half the town in which my old man worked
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| For half a crown an hour five days a week
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| Who was too tired in the night to speak about the things in his head
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| Oh Anna what does money mean anyway?
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| I’ve got more than all that
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| I can smile when it’s a rainy day
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| I can see what’s behind the big money game they all must play
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| Oh Anna, it’s not too easy to play the game
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| When you know the rules are fixed in favour of the
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| Man who has some golden cufflinks
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| For his silken shirt and who never sees the dirt
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| Oh Anna what does money mean anyway?
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| I’ve got more than all that
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| I can smile when it’s a rainy day
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| I can see what’s behind the big money game they all must play
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| Oh Anna, I don’t give a damn
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| If your daddy can not see me for the things I really am
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| And I don’t mind if your mummy and her kind
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| Don’t like my hair, I don’t care because it’s you that’s on my mind
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| Oh Anna what does money mean anyway?
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| I’ve got more than all that
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| I can smile when it’s a rainy day
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| I can see what’s behind the big money game they all must play
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| Oh Anna what does money mean anyway?
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| I’ve got more than all that
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| I can smile when it’s a rainy day
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| I can see what’s behind the big money game they all must play |