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ZZ Top ~ Hey Mr. Millionaire


I WENT DOWN ACROSS THAT BORDERLINE DOWN IN THE PLANET MEXICO BOUGHT SOME TEQUILA BIG SACK O’ WHACK I LET GO OF TH’ PESO I COULDN'T GET BACK HEY MR. MILLIONAIRE, HEY MR. MILLION CAN YOU LOAN THIS PO’ BOY A DIME? I WALKED DOWN ACROSS THE BORDERLINE WAY OVER PLANET LONDON BOUGHT A ROLLS ROYCE AN’ A JAGUAR IT'S DOESN'T NOT MATTER HOW RICH YOU ARE HEY MR. MILLIONIARE, HEY MR. MILLION CAN YOU LOAN THIS PO’ BOY A DIME? I MOVED ON ACROSS THAT BORDERLINE DEEP OFF TH’ PLANET LOUISIANA THREW SOME DICE IT WAS OH SO NICE BUT IT LEFT ME EATIN' RED BEANS AND RICE HEY MR. MILLIONAIRE, HEY MR. MILLION COULD YOU LOAN THIS PO’ BOY A DIME? HEY MR. MILLIONAIRE, HEY MR. MILLION LOAN THIS PO’ BOY A DIME LOAN THIS PO’ BOY A DIME TURN YOURSELF INTO A BANKER more free lyrics

I WENT DOWN ACROSS THAT BORDERLINE
DOWN IN THE PLANET MEXICO
BOUGHT SOME TEQUILA
BIG SACK O’ WHACK
I LET GO OF TH’ PESO I COULDN'T GET BACK
HEY MR. MILLIONAIRE, HEY MR. MILLION
CAN YOU LOAN THIS PO’ BOY A DIME?
I WALKED DOWN ACROSS THE BORDERLINE
WAY OVER PLANET LONDON
BOUGHT A ROLLS ROYCE AN’ A JAGUAR
IT'S DOESN'T NOT MATTER HOW RICH YOU ARE
HEY MR. MILLIONIARE, HEY MR. MILLION
CAN YOU LOAN THIS PO’ BOY A DIME?
I MOVED ON ACROSS THAT BORDERLINE
DEEP OFF TH’ PLANET LOUISIANA
THREW SOME DICE
IT WAS OH SO NICE
BUT IT LEFT ME EATIN' RED BEANS AND RICE
HEY MR. MILLIONAIRE, HEY MR. MILLION
COULD YOU LOAN THIS PO’ BOY A DIME?
HEY MR. MILLIONAIRE, HEY MR. MILLION
LOAN THIS PO’ BOY A DIME
LOAN THIS PO’ BOY A DIME
TURN YOURSELF INTO A BANKER

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