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B-52's, The ~ Legal Tender


We're in the basement, learning to print All of it's hot! 10-20-30 million ready to be spent We're stackin' 'em against the wall Those gangster presidents Livin' simple and trying to get by But honey, prices have shot through the sky So i fixed up the basement with What i was a-workin' with Stocked it full of jelly jars And heavy equipment We're in the basement... 10-20-30 million dollars Ready to be spent Walk into the bank, try to pass that trash Teller sees and says "uh-huh-that's fresh as grass." See the street pass under your feet In time to buy the latest model get-away jeep So i fixed up the basement with What i was a-workin' with Stocked it full of jelly jars And heavy equipment We're in the basement So i fixed up the basement with What i was a-workin' with Stocked it full of jelly jars And heavy equipment We're in the basement, Learning to print All of it's hot All counterfeit more free lyrics

We're in the basement, learning to print
All of it's hot!
10-20-30 million ready to be spent
We're stackin' 'em against the wall
Those gangster presidents
Livin' simple and trying to get by
But honey, prices have shot through the sky
So i fixed up the basement with
What i was a-workin' with
Stocked it full of jelly jars
And heavy equipment
We're in the basement...
10-20-30 million dollars
Ready to be spent

Walk into the bank, try to pass that trash
Teller sees and says "uh-huh-that's fresh as grass."
See the street pass under your feet
In time to buy the latest model get-away jeep

So i fixed up the basement with
What i was a-workin' with
Stocked it full of jelly jars
And heavy equipment
We're in the basement

So i fixed up the basement with
What i was a-workin' with
Stocked it full of jelly jars
And heavy equipment
We're in the basement,
Learning to print
All of it's hot
All counterfeit

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