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Blues Brothers, The ~ All My Money Back


As performed on 'live from chicago's house of blues'


You kiss me and you hug me
And feild me for a drink
You took all my money before i can do anything
You're using me
I said you're using me
If you don't do something about that
I want all my money back

I bought you a new car
Buyin' pretty clothes
I said right now ya
Don't i know
You're using me
You're using me
If you don't do something about that
I want all my money back


You took all my money
You left me flat broke
You didn't leave me enough money
To buy a half a good coat
You're using me
If you don't do something about that
I want all my money back





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