| No tell mi bout no Santa Clause
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| Nor no Easter bun
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| Christmas a come, the youths them want a piece a money
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| If no food no run so how you think it a go merry
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| When the youths haffi go back a school January
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| No tell mi bout no valentine in a no February
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| The youths them ready fi do the things weh necessary
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| Money a the only word in a mi vocabulary
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| So if you naw seh money leave out a mi territory
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| Me waan money
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| She waan money
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| Him waan money
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| Them waan money
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| Rich waan money
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| Poor waan money
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| If you waan money say gimmi some money
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| Me waan money
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| She waan money
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| Him waan money
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| Them waan money
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| Rich waan money
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| Poor waan money
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| If you waan money say gimmi some money
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| So mi go a westmoreland get a couple pound a cally
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| Caw the youths them pon the corner waan some new bally
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| Big up mi solly wid the sorrel weh a push the chally
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| Big up the soldiers them up North weh a the bully
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| Business woman a back road them pretty like dolly
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| Christmas a come them waan be normal like anybody
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| Shout out the farmers weh a plant the corn like a Sammy
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| And all young artiste weh a work hard fi get the grammy |