If You've Got Trouble

If you've got trouble, then you got less trouble than me

You say you're worried, you can't be as worried as me

You're quite contend to be bad with all the vantage you had over me

Just cause your trouble and don't bring your troubles to me

I don't think it's funny when you ask for money and things,

Especially when you're standing there wearing diamond and rings

You think I'm soft in the head well try someone softer instead anything

It's not so funny when you know what money can bring

You better leave me alone, I don't need a thing from you

You better take yourself home, go and count a ring or two

If you've got trouble, then you got less trouble than me

You say you're worried, you can't be as worried as me

You're quite contend to be bad with all the vantage you had over me

Just cause your trouble and don't bring your troubles to me

Ah rock on anybody

You better leave me alone, I don't need a thing from you

You better take yourself home, go and count a ring or two

If you've got trouble, then you got less trouble than me

You say you're worried, you can't be as worried as me

You're quite contend to be bad with all the vantage you had over me

Just cause your trouble and don't bring your troubles to me

Just cause your trouble and don't bring your troubles to me

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