Time goes by,
And we watch our lives,
As they're sadly slipping away.
Alone, we cry.

So follow that tune quickly
Or you'll lose the melody you never heard
When you were young you didn't care.
It's the one that stole your fathers pride,
That mighty mighty dollar sign.
These are the things that matter now,
So sing along and be

Prepared to jump,
When the ship has sunk,
And you're slowly watching it drown.
Alone, you cry.

So follow that tune quickly
Or you'll lose the melody you never heard
When you were young you didn't care.
It's the one that stole your fathers pride,
That mighty mighty dollar sign.
These are the things that matter now,
So sing along and be prepared.

Maybe we, care about too much
Time we lost in in spite we run,
That night, but you know I'm wrong.


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The Best Happiness Money Can Buy Lyrics as written by Chris Badami Arthur Carl Enders

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    Time goes by, And we watch our lives, As they're sadly slipping away. Alone, we cry. This shows that a person is living their life without paying attention to whats going on and they're loosing grip of it's meaning. They feel alone, because they think their life has no meaning.

    So follow that tune quickly Or you'll lose the melody you never heard When you were young you didn't care. It's the one that stole your fathers pride, That mighty mighty dollar sign. These are the things that matter now, So sing along and be... This means that when you're young you can hear and see what the meaning of you're life is, but its ignored, because you're having too much fun being young. Ace is adviceing us to follow our path of life, or we'll become like the ones before us who have no meaning in their lives because they only wanted money.

    froobooon February 28, 2005   Link

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