Rich and Miserable

Green grass help the cows graze

Hedge Fund, 401

Keg milk and honey in the land of the free

New York Times, Farmer's Almanac

Too busy to call our, “Mama”

Back porch ain’t what it used to be

We don’t know what we want, but we want it

And we want it all right now

We’re too young until we’re too old

We’re all lost on the Yellow Brick Road

We climb the ladder, but the ladder just grows

We’re born, we work, we die, it’s spiritual

Enough is never enough

American Dream never wakes up

Too much is never too much

We won’t be happy till we rich and miserable

Go to school to get a job

Don’t make enough to pay it off

And on and on it goes

Right-wing, blue jean, gotta get the new thing

Whatever-it-takes-to-make-the-world-look-at-you thing

We’re too young until we’re too old

We’re all lost on the Yellow Brick Road

We climb the ladder, but the ladder just grows

We’re born, we work, we die, it’s spiritual

Enough is never enough

American Dream never wakes up

Too much is never too much

We won’t be happy till we’re rich and miserable

And maybe, we’ll get it

Maybe we won’t

But even when we get it

Really we don’t

We’re too young until we’re too old

We’re all lost on the Yellow Brick Road

We climb the ladder, but the ladder just grows

We’re born, we work, we die, it’s spiritual

Enough is never enough

American Dream never wakes up

Too much is never too much

We won’t be happy till we rich and miserable

Come on, get it rich and miserable

(Come on, get it rich and miserable)