Money

Album: Me. I Am Mariah…The Elusive Chanteuse (2014)
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  • I can't leave it like that
    M-C
    F-A-B (nice)
    H-B, money, this, that, the other
    Don't mean nothing other than
    Jets on holidays and
    Chefs with hollandaise
    Expensive lingerie, 'cause I come home to you

    Money, this, that, the other
    Don't mean nothing other than
    Jets on holidays and
    Chefs with hollandaise
    Expensive lingerie
    'Cause I come home to you

    Come on Mariah and let's get higher (ooh, ooh)
    Come on Mariah and let's get higher (ooh, ooh)
    Hit-Boy on the beat, oh yeah, that's timeless (ooh, ooh)
    Oh, you know that's timeless ('cause I come home to you)

    Baby, 'cause your love is good
    That's why I be on it
    Zoning, calling, phoning for you, babe
    And I dream
    The impossible dream
    When you and I are alone, ooh

    Money, this, that, the other
    Don't mean nothing other than (baby, I)
    Jets on holidays and
    Chefs with hollandaise
    Expensive lingerie, 'cause I come home to you

    Money, this, that, the other (oh, oh)
    Don't mean nothing other than (ooh)
    Jets on holidays and
    Chefs with hollandaise
    Expensive lingerie, 'cause I come home to you

    Shorty like to vacay, do it with the hood here
    Shorty like a bad boy, ask 'em what's good with her
    Shorty like a good shoe, shorty like a nice bag
    Shorty be expensive, it shows like a price tag
    Shorty swole back there, I'ma need to ice that
    Shorty got the cake though, you niggas never slice that
    Shorty like them Rollies, shorty know what time it is
    Met a few 'gazis, I showed her what a diamond is

    Money, this, that, the other
    Don't mean nothing other than
    Jets on holidays and
    Chefs with hollandaise
    Expensive lingerie, 'cause I come home to you

    Money, this, that, the other
    Don't mean nothing other than
    Jets on holidays and (hey)
    Chefs with hollandaise (oh, oh)
    Expensive lingerie, 'cause I come home to you

    Baby, 'cause your love is good (ooh)
    That's why I be on it
    Zoning, calling, phoning for you, baby
    And I dream
    The impossible dream
    When you and I are alone, oh

    Money, this, that, the other (that, the other)
    Don't mean nothing other than (nothing)
    Jets on holidays and
    Chefs with hollandaise
    Expensive lingerie, 'cause I come home to you (ooh)

    Money, this, that, the other
    Don't mean nothing other than
    Jets on holidays and (hey)
    Chefs with hollandaise
    Expensive lingerie, 'cause I come home to you

    Money over here, we ain't even gotta say it
    Just know I'm getting money every time they play it
    I ain't got no beef but when I do I'm gon' filet it
    And it costs to be the boss so I go ahead and pay it
    'Cause that's just who I am
    Eating like it's thanksgiving, that's just for the fam
    Picture me rolling, 2Pac, and for the gram
    With my Rollie in the sky, do it big, baby, baby

    Money, this, that, the other
    Don't mean nothing other than
    Jets on holidays and
    Chefs with hollandaise
    Expensive lingerie, 'cause I come home to you

    Money, this, that, the other (hey, hey, I like that)
    Don't mean nothing other than (oh,, I like that)
    Jets on holidays and
    Chefs with hollandaise
    Expensive lingerie, 'cause I come home to you

    They don't mean nothing (money, this, that, the other)
    They don't mean nothing (don't mean nothing other than)
    They don't mean nothing (jets on holidays and chefs with hollandaise)
    Oh (Expensive lingerie, 'cause I come home to you)

    They don't mean nothing (come on, Mariah and let's get higher)
    They don't mean nothing (come on, Mariah and let's get higher)
    They don't mean nothing (Hit-Boy on the beat, oh yeah that's timeless)
    Baby, I (oh, you know that's fire)

    Money, this, that, the other
    Don't mean nothing other than (money over here and we don't even gotta say it)
    Jets on holidays and
    Chefs with hollandaise
    Expensive lingerie, 'cause I come home to you

    Money, this, that, the other (money over here, we don't even gotta say it)
    Don't mean nothing other than (at the end of the day)
    Jets on holidays and
    Chefs with hollandaise
    Expensive lingerie, 'cause I come home to you

    Money, this, that, the other (ooh, ooh) (la-da-da-da, la-da-da-da)
    Don't mean nothing other than (ooh, ooh) (la-da-da-da, la-da-da-da)
    Jets on holidays and (la-da-da-da, la-da-da-da)
    Chefs with hollandaise (ooh, ooh)
    Expensive lingerie, 'cause I come home to you

    Money, this, that, the other (la-da-da-da, la-da-da-da)
    Don't mean nothing other than (la-da-da-da, la-da-da-da)
    Jets on holidays and (la-da-da-da, la-da-da-da)
    Chefs with hollandaise
    Expensive lingerie, 'cause I come home to you

    Money, M-C (la-da-da-da, la-da-da-da) (to you)
    Money, F-A-B (la-da-da-da, la-da-da-da) (to you
    Money Writer/s: Chauncey Hollis, Dan Satch, Edwin Birdsong, John Jackson, Mariah Carey
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, TuneCore Inc., Universal Music Publishing Group
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