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- Money, Money, Money by ABBA. ABBA’s classic song became famous for its tune and lyrics and inspired many other songs as well. The singer laments the fact that she works so hard but still has no money left at the end of the month.
- Ka-Ching! by Shania Twain. In Ka-Ching! Shania Twain laments the fact that we live in a “greedy little world”. It is a world that teaches every little boy and girl to earn, earn, and spend, spend, spend.
- Money For Nothing by Dire Straits Ft. Sting. Sting and Dire Straits performed Money for Nothing at London’s Wembley Stadium for Live Aid. Sir Bob Geldof and Midge Ure organized the event to raise funds for the Ethiopian famine.
- Gold Digger by Kanye West Ft. Jamie Foxx. Gold Digger by Kanye West, featuring Jamie Foxx, was released in 2005 for West’s 2nd studio album, Late Registration.
Feb 22, 2024 · Like the power of love and the pain of a broken heart, cash – too much of it or too little – has inspired some of the best pop songs of all time, from classic-rock standards to 99 percent of ...
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- Songs About Money
- Just Got Paid by Sigala with Ella Eyre, Meghan Trainor Ft. French Montana
- Bills by Lunchmoney Lewis
- Cheap Thrills by Sia
- Money, Money, Money by Abba
- Bills, Bills, Bills by Destiny’s Child
- Money Can’T Buy Happiness by Freddie Mercury
- Money by Pink Floyd
- Money (That’S What I Want) by Barrett Strong
- No Money by Galantis
In no particular order, here are some of the best songs about money. Is there a favourite of yours that we’ve missed?
Know that feeling when money disappears from your bank account far too quickly? This song, it’s more about having fun and spending more money instead of taking care of the bills. It sounds like a fun song, but deep down, they’re skint, and if anyone continues down this path will likely be in deep debt with no savings. Best lyrics:
This song feels like a true reflection of working hard but still not having enough money to get by. Just about managing (or even not at all) truly sucks! We’ve been there before, and it’s a feeling that I still can’t shake sometimes. The lyrics of this song bring back the sense I still have when I’m in the supermarket queue. Although it’s upbeat, i...
This song proves you don’t need to have money to have fun. Getting ready to go out at the weekend and heading to a club doesn’t need to cost anything. You can have a great time with friends, without touching your bank account. Best lyrics:
What a classic song and music video. This song is about a dream of getting rich (because of getting with a “wealthy man”) and then living with a lifestyle of being incredibly rich. Although they realise finding a man like that might not be possible, it’s down to them to make their own fortune. Best lyrics:
Have you ever known someone who forgets their money on a meetup or just doesn’t pay their way? This is an ode to them! The song is about a woman who makes her own way plus pays for her boyfriend’s overspending, and she’s had enough of it. Relationships should be a two-way thing and not one person expecting the other to pay for it all. Best lyrics:
Let’s have a little bit of Freddie. Money Can’t Buy Happiness was part of the Solo Collection, released away from Queen. Whether it is a genuine quote from Freddie or just used in the film starring Rami Malek, I love this quote from the Bohemian Rhapsody film: “They say money can’t buy happiness, darlings! But it does allow you to give it away!” Re...
There is a big daydream about wanting a lot of money and spending it big style. However, there is a realisation in the song that not everyone gets it, and it makes the worst of people out of people (particularly those who should share it). Best lyrics:
It seems Barrett Strong are desperate for a bit of cash in this song. While it’s a very catchy song, I feel it’s sad that there is a feeling relationship and anything free in life is second to cash. Not heard this version before? A lot of people recognise The Beatles covermore than this original. Best lyrics: Want to get rich too? Learn how to make...
It feels like the songwriter has lent a mate a fair bit of cash in the past and is sick of it. In this dance track, they’ve got no money to hand out (although I think they likely do). They are now standing up for themselves and are putting their foot down. Best lyrics:
- “Money” By Pink Floyd. When we talk about songs with “money” in the title, pretty sure Pink Floyd comes to mind. Their 1973 track “Money” starts out with the sound of cash registers ringing and change jingling.
- “Take The Money And Run” By Steve Miller Band. You have to give it to songwriters who are able to pen songs that contain memorable narratives. “Take the Money and Run” is a narrative song from Steve Miller Band’s album, Fly Like an Eagle.
- “Money For Nothing” By Dire Straits. In our next song, we see one side of the rockstar lifestyle. “Money for Nothing” debuted to worldwide acclaim in 1985 on Dire Straits’ album Brothers in Arms.
- “Money Money” By The Grateful Dead. Up next is the Grateful Dead‘s song with “money” in the lyrics. “Money, Money” will certainly raise a few eyebrows at how it depicts a woman.
Aug 25, 2024 · 50 Cent ’s “I Get Money” is the third single off his third album, Curtis, and made No.14 of Rolling Stone ’s Best Songs of 2007 list. The song has a long list of admirers: Nicki Minaj ...
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Jan 3, 2024 · Head Like A Hole – Nine Inch Nails. Wow. I immediately started headbanging when I thought of this one. God money’s not looking for the cure. God money’s not concerned about the sick among the pure. God money let’s go dancing on the backs of the bruised. God money’s not one to choose. 5. Can’t Buy me Love – Beatles.
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Jul 21, 2023 · 11. “Money, Cash, Hoes” by Jay-Z & DMX. Jay-Z and DMX join forces in “Money, Cash, Hoes,” a raw and powerful track that dissects the darker side of wealth. The duo uses their sharp lyricism to provoke thought on the implications and exploitations that money can bring. This tune is as chilling as it is catchy.
