Why Don't You Get a Job? Lyrics
man he hates that bitch
he tells me everyday
he says "man I really gotta lose my chick
in the worst kinda way"
she sits on her ass he works his hands to the bone
to give her money every payday
but she wants more dinero just to stay at home
well my friend you gotta say
why don't you get a job
say no way say no way no way
why don't you get a job
to keep her bill collectors at bay
I guess all his money well it isn't enough
cause that girl's got expensive taste
oh yeah
but hey man free rides just don't come along
everyday
(let me tell ya bout my other friend now)
man she hates that dick
she tells me everyday
he wants more dinero just to stay at home
well my friend you gotta say
I always pay
why don't you get a job
say no way say no way no way
why don't you get a joooooooooob
This song is a p**s take of the Beatles "Ob-la-dee, Ob-la-da." And it's funny too!
Yes, "dinero" is spanish for money. And this song's melody doesn't only recall The Beatles' Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da, but also Simon & Garfunkel's Cecilia. The lyrics are self-explanatory, no meanings need to be posted, however, it's worth noting how well this song fits the album's concept: unpleasant realities of American life. In this case, spoiled, lazy people who are used to avoiding work are not only doing a disservice to their own life, but those who support such selfishness are also to blame for putting up with it.
this song reminds me of mie parents. theyre havin so many problems rite now. they r always fighting bout their finacial problems. but the thing that makes me happy they always make up afterwards... except sometimes...
Hey-I didn't realize it's relation to the Beatles song. Ha Ha, that's funny!
What is "dinero" in "he wants more dinero just to stay at home" ??
it means robert dinero. she is cheating on him with robert dinero.
it means robert dinero. she is cheating on him with robert dinero.
Dinero is slang for money.
Dinero is slang for money.
"dinero" means money in spanish
Man, I thought "dinero" was rhetoric these days.
Has anyone realized this sounds like the beatles song 'ob la di, ob la da'?
Nice, I'm glad someone else caught the Cecilia sound. The OB-La-Di bite is pretty well known, but I've always heard more than a hint of S&G in there. Sweet.
i know it's the fuckin beatles and everything...but this song completely smokes ob-la-di, ob-la-da