
Jimmy Money : Money Talks (Remastered)
[Verse 1] They said I’d never make it past a Glasgow dive, Said I’d burn out fast, barely crawl out alive. But I’ve sung through smoke, through steel and sin, With a voice like gravel and a bastard’s grin. ⸻ [Chorus] Yeah, Money talks — and it don’t beg or bend, It don’t whisper sweet, and it don’t pretend. It howls at the moon, slams the door, breaks the lock, When I step on stage, Money talks. ⸻ [Verse 2] I’ve played for crooks, and I’ve played for saints, Filled up jukeboxes and police complaints. Never sold out, just sold a few lies, And I still get paid when the jukebox cries. ⸻ [Chorus] Money talks — with blood on the chords, With a voice like thunder and two middle words. It don’t care if you run, don’t care if you knock, When I open my mouth, Money talks. ⸻ [Bridge – Spoken, low and slow:] “They once tried to ban me in Aberdeen… but I played louder. The ban gave up first.” ⸻ [Final Chorus – Bigger, messier, glorious:] Money talks — from the gutter to the grave, From a pub back room to the big main stage. So pour that whisky and unlock the box — Let the lights go dim… and let Money talk. ⸻ [Outro – Slide guitar swells, harmonica screams, feedback fades. A lighter flicks. Jimmy exhales.]

