One More Freakin' Dollar
Kelly Family · Other Songs - Kelly Family
'Cause my body is feelin' kind a cold out here in the boulevard.
When I was barely five years old I used to go out with my friends.
We would do any little thing just to take in a little cash.
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All I want is one more freakin' dollar.
All I want is one more freaking dollar.
An example: One day me and my palls we went to the rich part of town.
Where we picked up left-overs and filthy-stinky trash.
So tell me what 'ya got to give me?
'Cause my pants and shoes are torn apart.
So help me I know that you can.
Anything is better then nothing.
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I keep lookin' for some money in my pocket.
There's always nothing there.
But something tells me, one day I'll be famous.
Oh, I'll threw it in the air, say.
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Hey listen buddy have you gotta dime for a cup of coffee?
'Cause my body is feelin' kind a cold out here in the boulevard.
When I was barely five years old I used to go out with my friends.
We would do any little thing just to take in a little cash.
CHORUS
One More Freakin' Dollar
One More Freakin' Dollar stands as a vibrant example of the Kelly Family's energetic approach to pop and folk music. The German singing group, known for their tight harmonies and theatrical stage presence, crafted this track to fit within their expansive catalogue of upbeat, family-friendly anthems. The song reflects the band's signature style, blending catchy melodies with a rhythmic drive that encouraged audience participation. As part of their broader discography, the recording highlights the ensemble's ability to deliver consistent, high-energy performances that resonated with fans across Europe and beyond. The track remains a testament to the group's enduring appeal and their skill in creating memorable, danceable music that defined their era.