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Agnetha Faltskog ~ It's So Nice To Be Rich


It's so nice to be rich, rich, rich, rich... Young, smart, handsome, and rich, rich, rich, rich... To dress up in the mink again And swin in the pink champagne, Oh how I loathe old age, stupidity, and hunger, I prefer to be full, cleverer, and younger, Oh you old dumb bum in the ditch, snitch, snitch... And get rich, rich, rich, rich... Get rich, rich,, rich, rich... It's so nice to be rich, rich, rich, rich... Young, smart, handsome, and rich, rich, rich, rich... To dress up in the mink again And swin in the pink champagne, Oh how I loathe old age, stupidity, and hunger, I prefer to be full, cleverer, and younger, Oh you old dumb bum in the ditch, snitch, snitch... And get rich, rich, rich, rich... Get rich, rich,, rich, rich... Mmm, get rich, rich, rich, rich... more free lyrics

It's so nice to be rich, rich, rich, rich...
Young, smart, handsome, and rich, rich, rich, rich...
To dress up in the mink again
And swin in the pink champagne,
Oh how I loathe old age, stupidity, and hunger,
I prefer to be full, cleverer, and younger,
Oh you old dumb bum in the ditch, snitch, snitch...
And get rich, rich, rich, rich...
Get rich, rich,, rich, rich...

It's so nice to be rich, rich, rich, rich...
Young, smart, handsome, and rich, rich, rich, rich...
To dress up in the mink again
And swin in the pink champagne,
Oh how I loathe old age, stupidity, and hunger,
I prefer to be full, cleverer, and younger,
Oh you old dumb bum in the ditch, snitch, snitch...
And get rich, rich, rich, rich...
Get rich, rich,, rich, rich...

Mmm, get rich, rich, rich, rich...

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