I can do with my five dollars as I please don't you know
I'll do with my five dollars as I please don't you know
I'll do with my five dollars as I please don't you know
That it ain't nobody's business where my own five dollars go
That I could take these dollars
Eastward and I could take these dollars west
I could take these dollars eastward, I could take these dollars west
I could take these dollars eastward I could take these dollars west
I know the taxman wants his cut in, and my sweetheart wants the rest
And you've got to keep your wits about
You if your friends don't come for free
Ought to keep your wits about you if your friends don't come for free
Gotta keep your wits about you if your friends don't come for free
'Cause honey that ain't the way,
That ain't the way that it's supposed to be
When I spend 'em on fine women or I spend 'em on fine men
I spend 'em on fine women, I spend 'em on fine men
Don't I spend 'em on fine women, I spend 'em on fine men
You know my nights are filled with friends that I don't ever see again
And you've got to keep your wits about
You if your friends don't come for free
Gotta keep your wits about you if your friends don't come for free
Gotta keep your wits about you if your friends don't come for free
'Cause honey that ain't the way,
That ain't the way that it's supposed to be
Welcome all you good people, come in and sit right down
Come all you good people, come in and sit right down
Come on all you good people, come in and sit right down
Sometimes the better parts are better than the better parts of town
And you've got to keep your wits about
You if your friends don't come for free
Gotta keep your wits about you if your friends don't come for free
Gotta keep your wits about you if your friends don't come for free
'Cause honey that ain't the way,
That ain't the way that it's supposed to be
No honey that ain't the way, that ain't the way it's supposed to be
No honey that ain't the way, that ain't the way it's supposed to be