UFO - Money, Money [HD] video free download
UFO - 'Money, Money' from the album "No Place To Run"
Lyrics:
Well I'm down, face tomorrow
I drown in this fool's sorrow
I hear the lies, who I choose
No alibis, never a trace I'm blue
* well I'm not so proud
Baby I can see
You take my money
And you're laughing at me
**(I ain't no clown) (money money)
And you're no debutante
I wanna give
How much do you want
*** money
Look what you've done to me
Money
Hope on a third degree
You're so dumb
You got all the protection
Number one
You only intend to clown
(repeat***)
You're so cool
Playing glamour glamour
Full of school
But still in emerald
(repeat***)
(repeat*)
(repeat**)
Money money you think I can't see
Take it all and you're laughing at me
(repeat**)
(repeat*** twice)
Comments
10 years ago
Steven Tauscher
English hard rock @ its best mogg way chapman.paul chapmans earlier band lone star very good.10 years ago
MrPlanetMetal
Schenker was a fantastic guitarist with UFO, he also has a brilliant solo career going, but Paul Chapman stepped into so pretty big shoes and definitely managed to fill them! He made some really awesome albums with UFO and I love UFO with both of those guitarists! - Sarge :P10 years ago
MnzGmz
@ Mr. Smokeydog Agree!!! There is a clear cut difference between Mr.Chapman and Mr. Schenker vast in styles and persona. Yet , simply put UFO era for the two has a special place for their fans! Good analogy you are on the mark. UFO ROCKS!!!!10 years ago
MetallicBill
Totally agree10 years ago
MetallicBill
Schenker and some rare others were somewhat introverted though, and obsessively compulsive about playing guitar all the time, Eddie VH was the same way, and Jimi reportedly slept with his guitar at time, it was attached at the hip! Social life events were never as important as playing guitar for them. Chapman is their second best guitar choice I'd say10 years ago
MetallicBill
Don't forget for a short time in 1970s, and in the earliest incarnation of the band, it was Mick Bolton on guitar.10 years ago
simon rogers
for sure, and latest album shows them still producing excellent work - burn your house down, wonderland, class act - should be in the rock and roll hall of fame10 years ago
grgoldner
No offense but the lyrics are way off...11 years ago
dynadevilme
Wow,,bought this lp my include Jody was hook'd,we were ROCKIN,,no music like this anymore11 years ago
jasonfury1
yeah but being a great guitarist alone dosent make a great songwriter. (Hendrix being the expeption ) Clapton made maybe three great albums in his life Rhoads found the perfect fit with Ozzy and its as part of the fit that people will remember his music . Point is UFO in their prime wrote great songs regardless of who was doing the guitar11 years ago
jasonfury1
As a song its in the same league any day any year. As a guitarist Chapman might not be in the same league as Schenker thats a different thing altogether. The thing is UFO were still churing out memorable melodies and riffs long after Schenker left. I cant think of one Schenker solo number that is as memorable as this.11 years ago
KrupaDrums
Great song from the Chapman era, not in the league as Schenker, but very good nonetheless.12 years ago
Ja bro
These guys are still pumping out the rock. New album out just 2 weeks ago. It's great!!!12 years ago
illustrate100
Great rock singing and band. Wish these guys had made more albums.12 years ago
Daniel B SELMAN
Phil Where are Going We all still Love You.If It Wasnt For Your Voice There Wouldnt Be U.F.O12 years ago
gilbie38
This has an explosive lead in it!!!12 years ago
gilbie38
This has an explosive lead in it!!!13 years ago
MetallicBill
@MetallicBill That was meant to say Chapman was not on those two Ain't MisBehavin' and MisDemeanor in 1985 onward, he did play with Waysted though13 years ago
MetallicBill
@bluerfoot Chapman was on the two albums with Atomik Tommy McClendon or with the other two, Archer I recall,? High Stakes and Dangerous Men followed up before UFO tried reforming in 9513 years ago
