| His god is his money, the check-book pays favours
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| Sits poolside on the telephone line
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| It’s so fine and someday this can be mine
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| Don’t frown on no poor boys, that’s something too easy
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| He knows that they’re the next in the line
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| Making time, they don’t give up and they ain’t dying
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| For you’re a long time gone, open your eyes my son
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| This guy is my hero as he counts the zeroes
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| And waits for one more bottle to chili
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| Feels so fine, don’t pay no mind about no bills
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| There’s pennies from heaven, well that’s what he told me
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| Don’t shelter from the rain as it falls
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| It feels fine, don’t fill the cup and take it all
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| Do it
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| For you’re a long time gone, take while you can my son
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| Don’t you just turn to stone, yes you’re a long time gone
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| So don’t go drinking champagne on a low beer budget
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| Put your hand in the flame, ain’t no fire can burn it
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| You got one time around, so you better bring that money on home
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| His god is his money, the check-book pays favours
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| Sits poolside on the telephone line
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| It’s so fine and someday this can be mine
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| It can be yours, it can be mine
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| For you’re a long time gone, open your eyes my son
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| Don’t you just turn to stone, for you’re a long time gone
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| Yes, you’re a long time gone, take while you can my son |