Don't come back anytime I've already had your kind.
This is your pay back, money grabber.

Don't come back anytime, you've already run me dry.
This is your pay back, money grabber.

Teardrops fade.
Then I saw, blue hands in the pocket.
'Cause you were always made to want it all.
But now you got to make it on your own.
This ain't your home.
So I'm showing you the door.
Wave goodbye now, it's time for you to go.

Don't comeback anytime, I've already had your kind.
This is you pay back, money grabber.

Don't come back anytime, you've already robbed me blind.
This is your pay back, money grabber.

Blue rhinestone glass.
All I see.
You talking double.
Like the time you set fire to me.
'Cause I'm in trouble.
Here's my advice.
I don't think twice for the price of a cheap time whore.

Don't comeback anytime, I've already had your kind.
This is you pay back, money grabber.

Don't come back anytime, you've already robbed me blind.
this is your pay back, money grabber.

One. Two. Leave.
One is for the money.
Two is for the greed.
And three times that I told you you're the one,
I just don't need.

Don't comeback anytime, I've already had your kind.
This is you pay back, money grabber.

Don't come back anytime, you've already robbed me blind.
This is your pay back, money grabber.


Money grabber.
Money grabber.
Don't come back anytime, I've already had your kind.


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MoneyGrabber Lyrics as written by Michael Fitzpatrick Chris Seefried

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    I fucking love this song..mostly the lyrics..Here's my advice . I don't think twice for the price of a cheap time whore .also reminds me of maneater.///////

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