Money honey
Eddie Cochran · Live Performances 1957-1960 [2008]
I let it ring for a long—long spell
Went to the window, peeked through the blinds, I said
Honey just exactly what you got on your mind
She said, money honey (money honey)
Money honey (money honey), money honey (yeah)
If you gonna get along with me
Well I screamed and hollered, I was so hard-pressed
I called the woman that I love best
Got my baby 'bout half past three, she says
Eddie boy, just exactly what you want with me
I said, money honey (money honey)
Money honey (money honey), money honey (yeah)
If you gonna get along with me
Well I learned my lesson and now I know
The sun may shine and a wind may blow
Women may come and women may go, but
Well I said I love you honey, I just want you to know
I want, money honey (money hone.y)
Money honey (money honey), money honey (yeah)
If you gonna get along with me
Money Honey
Eddie Cochran's "Money Honey" captures the raw energy that defined his brief but influential career in rock and roll. Recorded during the late 1950s, this track showcases Cochran's signature guitar work and youthful vocal delivery, hallmarks of his style that helped bridge the gap between early rockabilly and the harder-edged sounds of the following decade. As a key figure in the genre, Cochran left an indelible mark on rock music through a discography that includes numerous hits and enduring classics. This recording stands as a testament to his ability to craft catchy, rhythm-driven songs that resonated with audiences across generations. His work remains a vital part of rock history, celebrated for its innovation and lasting appeal within the broader musical landscape.