D C G DD Cadd9 Way down in Louisiana, where the moss and cyprus grew,G You'd find old Jack in a shotgun shackG7 D In the back of the black bayou.Cadd9 Some folks called him crazy, but I knew better than that,G He kept a hundred dollar bill tucked away in the brimG7 D Of his dirty old cowboy hat.D Cadd9 Jack told me a story when I was ten years old,G He said there once was a fool tried to swim this swampG7 D With his back weighted down with gold. He said "You should have seen that alligator smile,Cadd9 G He had a meal fit for a king, but he ended up on my table son,G7 D Money ain't everything."G He said there's only one way into this world,D And one way out, its true.G A You either eat the alligator or he's gonna eat you.G There's people living in a high rise,D G7 That'll never hear a robin sing.D What good is first place when you're in a rat race?C D C G D Money ain't everything.D Cadd9 Little Maggie May was dyin', her heart was about to go,G When her daddy found a sack on the porch out backG7 D With half a million dollars in gold.Cadd9 They still talk about the stranger who saved her life that spring,G No name on the note, but someone wrote:G7 D Money ain't everything.G He said there's only one way into this world,D And one way out, its true.G A You either eat the alligator or he's gonna eat you.G There's people living in a high rise,D G7 That'll never hear a robin sing.D What good is first place when you're in a rat race?C D Money ain't everything. No name on the note, but I know who wrote:C D Cadd9 G D Money ain't everything.
Money Aint Everything
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