(intro) D A7 D A7D A7 D A7 We all want justice but you got to have the money to buy itD A7 D A7 You'd have to be a fool to close your eyes and deny itD A7 D A7 There's a lot of poor people who are walking the streets of my townD A7 D A7 D7 Too blind to see that justice is used to do them right downG F#m All life from beginning to endA7 D7 You pay your monthly installmentsG F#m Next to health is wealthA7 D And only wealth will buy you justice( D A7 D A7 )D A7 D A7 There'll always be a fool who insists on taking his chancesD A7 D A7 And that is the man who believes in true love romancesD A7 D A7 He will trust and rely on the foodness of human natureD A7 D A7 D7 Now a judge will tell you that's a pathetic creatureG F#m All life from beginning to endA7 D You pay your monthly installmentsG F#m Next to health is wealthA7 D And only wealth will buy you justiceD A7 Money, justiceD A7 Money and justiceD A7 Money, justice
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