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All Your Money
04:26
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I've got a gun; give me all your money!
Get on your knees don't say a word
This could be easier if you all cooperate
I'm walking away now with all this money, all your money!
I'll pay off my loans with all this money
I'll put some in savings won't touch a penny
I'll buy a one bed or two streetside view
I'll be better off than I was with all this money, all your money!
Whatchya gonna get? Whatchya gonna get?
Be good to me, be good to me!
I've got a gun give me all your money, all your money
(All your money)
Whatchya gonna get? Whatchya gonna get?
Be good to me, be good to me!
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A Case for Brooklyn Brooklyn, New York
A Case for Brooklyn is orchestrated as a rock-trio sound, reminiscent of 90's alternative rock, with a frontwoman wielding a 40's crooner vibrato and punk rock mentality. We do things live.
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