Lyrics Somebody Else's Money - The Wallflowers

Somebody Else's Money

We can buy that mansion on the hill
We’ll fill it up until it’s filled
We’ll buy a big black Cadillac
We’ll keep an extra one in the back
We’ll sit alone just listening
To the sounds of the winds when they’re breaking
We can buy that diamond ring
Just about any other thing with somebody else’s money
We can buy you that flower garden
With every rose that’s ever risen
With a blanket and a safety pin
We’ll keep away all the boogie men
We can buy you that swing
Swing through the sky’s openings
We can buy that diamond ring
Just about any other thing with somebody else’s money
We can tattoo nickels on our skin
We’ll drain our veins and put honey in
We’ll buy new fingers two times ten
We’ll even put pennies in our chins
We’ll buy a silver set of wings
Lay 'em on our backs for the winds
We can buy that diamond ring
Just about any other thing with somebody else’s money
Crash in on the neighbor’s wedding
We’ll steal the cake and go running
You’ll head straight for the jewelry
And I’ll steal the money like a lottery
We’ll buy a set of legs just for walking
And another set of tongues for when you’re small talking
That set of lips for being obscene
And another set of heads for Halloween
We can buy you that swing
Swing through the sky’s openings
We can buy that diamond ring
Just about any other thing with somebody else’s money
We can buy babies for the babies
We’ll give 'em both big red ponies
They’ll live in that mansion on the hill
That we’ll keep on fillin' until it’s filled
Watch the neighbors fatten up with greed
Watching us buying everything we don’t need
I know they’re listening
Through a telescope from across the street
Watching us fillin' up the bathtubs with sweets
Money, money, money
Money on the floor, put money in the beds
Put money in the drains
Money comin' out of our heads
Money, money, money
We can kill maybe thirty men
We’ll bribe the church when they bring us in
We can buy anything
Because there’s always something that’s so funny 'bout spending somebody else’s
money