Once upon a in the land of plenty The of lawyers, guns and money A funny little we all call greed my hometown down to its knees
A bit worried 'bout the shape I'm in Baby shoes and the wallet's thin Got no gas or But everybody's singin' in
Sell me up, sell me I be sold out sittin' here hangin' my house, take my car But you take my seat at the corner bar Take my crib, my car But I'm keepin' my seat at the bar
No party, everybody's evicted No street lights, no runnin' I got no room on my card And I'm three court dates from the prison
My score's fallen like the New York Mets ain't a debt collector that ain't called yet They say, "Money don't talk, it swears" And got me cussing in my
Sell me up, me down I be out sittin' here hangin' around my house, take my car But you can't take my at the corner bar Take my crib, my car But I'm keepin' my at the corner bar
upon a time in America The went and fell outta love There was a of the common man And left us sittin' here without no
Swimmin' bills like Michael Phelps Down and out and can't get no The are hungry, peepin' French Poodles Pickin' dumpsters for Ramen noodles
in line with a family to feed Tradin' Manhattan for Indian It's been a long time since we good Got waitin' on Robin Hood
Sell me up, sell me I be sold out sittin' here around my house, take my car But you can't my seat at the corner bar Take my crib, my car But I'm keepin' my at the corner bar
Once upon a in America The politicians and fell outta love There was a of the common man And left us sittin' here without no
Sell me up, me down I be sold out sittin' here hangin' Take my house, my car But you can't take my seat at the bar Take my crib, my car But I'm keepin' my at the corner bar