I got a bridge I can sell ya
I got a pyramid
I got a time share in Florida
How'd ya like a piece of it?

You're making a fuss about nothin'
Everything's under control
That bee in your bonnet's got liberal on it
Sit back and relax, watch it all unfold

Never forget, I got a direct line
I'm a man you can trust in
If it's left to the left, there won't be nothing left
You're making a fuss about nothin'

This world is a ball with a map on
We conquer, we buy and we sell
This world is a tank with a tap on
Business as usual

Now I'm just protecting your interests
I'm just defending your faith
Those guys that were caught with their hands in the till
Nothing to do with me, mate, nothing to do with me

Never forget, I got a direct line
I'm a man with a mission
If it's left to the left, there won't be nothing left
You're making a fuss about nothin'

Don't you worry, don't you worry
I'm sure I can come up with something'
When all's said and done, I am the one
You're making a fuss about nothin'

You're making a fuss about nothin'
I am just doing my job
You just gotta trust me on this one
'Cause when the time is right, we'll get outta Dodge

Never forget, I'm doing my best
I am a man with a vision
But if it's left to the left, there won't be nothing left
You're making a fuss about nothin'

Don't you worry, don't you worry
I'm sure we can figure out somethin'
Just leave it to me and one day you'll see
You're making a fuss about nothin'

Now never forget, I'm the man to respect
When you come to collect your commission
I said everything's cool, I make the rules
You're making a fuss about nothin'

Hear me now
Oh yeah
Come on, come on, come on
Come on, come on, come on
Come on, come on, come on
Come on, come on, come on (hey, hey, hey)
Hey


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