Golddiggers! It's about golddiggers! The song talks about a woman who married for her money.
There's no explanation where her husband's gone (though alimony implies divorce, and her conscience bothering her implies she incited it).
The woman is made out to be just what such women end up - old drudges, looking cheap in remnants of fancy clothes, who reminisce about the glory days while no one cares or even pays attention.
Golddiggers! It's about golddiggers! The song talks about a woman who married for her money.
There's no explanation where her husband's gone (though alimony implies divorce, and her conscience bothering her implies she incited it).
The woman is made out to be just what such women end up - old drudges, looking cheap in remnants of fancy clothes, who reminisce about the glory days while no one cares or even pays attention.
The sluttish golddigger probably married someone tres tres rich and powerful (implied by her remembering butlers, maids and servants three)....
The sluttish golddigger probably married someone tres tres rich and powerful (implied by her remembering butlers, maids and servants three)....