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Stacks (live)
05:49
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Can't take it with you, that's what some people say
so they hang on to it until their dying day
if you got a lot, pretend that you ain't got
if you got none, pretend that you got some
I don't want it all
just so tall that they fall
Stacks, stacks of money
Oh stacks, stacks of honey
Never knew a time when I don't not need some dough
gotta have some change in my pocket everywhere I go
dime breeds a dollar, dollar breeds a crime
I get less than my share every single time
I don't want 'em small
just so tall that they fall
Stacks, stacks of money
Oh stacks, stacks of honey
No matter how much I get, it never seems enough
like the old song say: "Times getting tougher than tough"
so I dream of drowning in a sea of bread
by the time I get my stacks I know that I'll be dead
then I'll see for miles
those piles that bring me smiles
Stacks, stacks of money
Oh stacks, stacks of honey
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Crawfish (live)
05:49
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Low Rider (live)
04:56
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Doing It To Death (live)
07:11
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Ring Of Fire (live)
07:27
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Shack Daddys Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Swamp funk, blues roots and island grooves!
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