Gimme The Money

Timothy B. Schmit · Other Songs - Timothy B. Schmit

Nine to five

Shuck and jive

Keeping up and image

Trying not to let it show

Talking this

Talking that

Talking what they're given

I've taken all I

Need to know



Just gimme the money

Gimme the dough

Gimme the money

Money's all I want to know



Current times

Welfare lines

Making just a little

Things are getting

Mighty rough

Up and down

Jerked around

Always in the middle

I think it's time to

Call your bluff



Just gimme the money

Gimme the dough

Gimme the money

Money's all I want to know



You keep making it hard

I should be taking it easy

I could be taking it easy

I need to make a withdrawal



First degree

Prophecy

A fighting education



Ticket to the human race

Up in arms

Sound alarms

Senates on vacation

I know just how to

Solve the case



You keep making it hard

I should be taking it easy

I could be taking it easy

I need to make a withdrawal



Money money

All I need to know

Money money

All I want to know

Money money

All I need

About Gimme The Money

Timothy B. Schmit's "Gimme The Money" stands as a defining track from his solo career, showcasing his signature blend of rock and pop sensibilities. Recorded during the height of his fame following his work with The Osmonds, the song highlights his powerful vocal range and emotive delivery, characteristic of the soft rock and adult contemporary genres that dominated the late 1970s and early 1980s. As a lead single, it exemplifies the polished production and melodic structures typical of Schmit's discography, where he often balanced commercial appeal with genuine emotional resonance. The recording captures a specific era of music where rock ballads were crafted for both radio play and live performance, cementing Schmit's reputation as a versatile vocalist capable of navigating diverse musical landscapes. This track remains a testament to his ability to craft memorable melodies that have endured through decades of musical evolution.