(Liam Gerner, Eric Lynn)

Rich men don’t pay
For anything these days
She’s been working since she turned thirteen now she’s thirty three
He was born into money hasn’t worked a fucking day

Rich man don’t pay for mistakes that he makes
If money talked he’d probably hear it say
“Your joke’s are lame, people only like you because of me.”
He forgot

We’re a family, we’re family
Whether rich, whether poor it is time to see
We’re a family
His kind of wealth’s just plain old greed

Rich man no way, you take your hands off me
I am poor but don’t you push me round, your diamond crown
Don’t you know who dug those diamonds from the ground?

Rich man don’t pay no mind to what I say
He drank himself to sleep again at the bar so she hit him hard
Knocked the life out of him with her tip jar
She forgot

We’re a family, we’re family
Whether rich whether poor it is time to see
We’re a family
His kind of wealth’s just plain old greed

You’re grinding us to dust just to make your dough
Every single dollars from your god on loan
Respect can be only be earned from us not bought

The spirit of the age is to gain wealth
Forget about each other and take all for self
We aren’t gonna last long unless we share a little around

He forgot we’re a family, we’re a family
Whether rich, whether poor, it is time to see
We’re a family.
This kind of wealth’s just plain old greed
Stop taking more than you need, rich man