Money Made
AC/DC · Black Ice [2008]
Work work money made,
Work work money made,
Work work money made,
Then went down to LA,
They roped 'em in,
She couldn't get away,
Spending cash all about,
The die was cast,
There's no burning out amount of money made,
Work work money made,
Champagne life, high on display,
Work work money made,
Work work money made,
You keep it up, you get it made,
Work work money made,
Can't bring me into Hollywood,
See you livin' it up,
It feels mighty good,
Recommendations all around,
Come taste the sweet life,
That's what it's all about,
That money made,
Work work money made,
Champagne life, high on display,
Work work money made,
Work work money made,
Keep it up, you make the grade,
Work work money made,
That money made,
Hit the gas,
That kind of life is good for her,
Getting out of bed nearly half past four,
Her swimming pool is the biggest about,
So don't you call her 'cuz she aint around,
That money made,
Oooh, money made,
Oooh, that money made,
Work work money made, that money made,
Work work money made, strings of pearls all kinds of change,
Work work money made, that money made,
Work work money made, shake baby shake,
Shake it baby shake it, shake baby shake,
Shake baby shake, shake baby shake, shake baby shake, (Fade)
Money Made
Money Made stands as a testament to AC/DC's enduring ability to craft hard-hitting rock anthems. Released on the 2008 album Black Ice, the track captures the band's signature high-voltage energy during a period of renewed commercial success. The song explores the relentless pursuit of wealth, a recurring theme in the band's extensive catalogue, delivered through their characteristic driving rhythms and powerful guitar riffs. As part of an album that revitalized their global presence, the recording showcases the tight interplay between the rhythm section and the soaring lead vocals that define their sound. It remains a staple in their live performances, connecting with audiences through its straightforward yet electrifying composition that honors their classic rock roots while maintaining a modern edge.