Money Honey
Linda & THE HOLYWOOD COMBO featuring Big Jay McNeely Lyrics
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Our love will last
Don't bet money, honey
I know the past
You lied to me before, and I know
You'll lie, yes, you'll lie again
I told you once, I told you twice
That our love could never be
Now I was right, you know I'm right
Oh, baby, how you know I'm right
Can't you see what you're doin' to me?
Don't bet money, honey
Our love will last
Don't bet money, honey
I know the past
You lied to me before, and I know
You'll lie, yes, you'll lie again
Don't bet money, honey
Our love will last
Don't bet money, honey
I know the past
You lied to me before, and I know
You'll lie, yes, you'll lie
I know I'll be right
You'll lie, yes, you'll lie again
In the song "Money Honey" by Linda & THE HOLYWOOD COMBO featuring Big Jay McNeely, the lyrics convey a message of caution and distrust in a romantic relationship. The repeated plea of "Don't bet money, honey" suggests a sense of skepticism and wariness towards the stability and longevity of the love being professed. The singer acknowledges the past deceit and lies within the relationship, recognizing a pattern that is likely to repeat itself. This sets a tone of doubt and uncertainty about the authenticity and sincerity of the partner's feelings.
The refrain "Our love will last" is juxtaposed against the recurring doubts and warnings, highlighting the internal conflict within the singer. Despite the desire for a lasting and genuine connection, there is a deep-rooted suspicion that undermines the possibility of a successful and trustworthy relationship. The repetition of "You'll lie, yes, you'll lie again" serves as a stark reminder of past betrayals and the inevitability of future deception, creating a sense of resignation and resignation.
The lyrics address the partner directly, emphasizing previous attempts to convey the futility of the relationship and the futility of trusting in false promises. The singer's repeated assertions of being right about the lack of authenticity in the love being offered showcase a sense of self-assuredness and clarity amidst the emotional turmoil. The frustration and dismay at the partner's actions are palpable in the lyrics, underscoring the pain and disappointment of being repeatedly misled.
Overall, "Money Honey" delves into the complexities of love, trust, and betrayal within a relationship, painting a poignant picture of a love tainted by dishonesty and doubt. The lyrics capture the inner turmoil of navigating a relationship riddled with uncertainty and past hurts, ultimately questioning the sincerity and durability of the love being professed. Through its evocative words and raw emotions, the song conveys a powerful message about the challenges of trusting in love when faced with a history of lies and deception.
Line by Line Meaning
Don't bet money, honey
Don't place a wager on our relationship, darling
Our love will last
Our love is enduring and will continue
I know the past
I am aware of what has happened before
You lied to me before, and I know
You deceived me previously, and I am not oblivious
You'll lie, yes, you'll lie again
You will continue to deceive in the future as well
I told you once, I told you twice
I have communicated this to you multiple times
And maybe even three times before
Maybe even on three separate occasions
That our love could never be
That our love was never meant to be
Now I was right, you know I'm right
Now, as it turns out, I was correct, and you are aware of that
Oh, baby, how you know I'm right
Oh darling, you understand my correctness
Can't you see what you're doin' to me?
Are you unable to perceive the harm you are causing me?
Lyrics ยฉ BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Linda Scott
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@moodylicious
Hmm, Ellen has space set up for her show guests to walk through room which has free gifts offered so each person goes home with a few goodies but a security camera catches a grown woman in the act of stealing. Then Ellen shows this to the viewers.
So, an audience guest ignores the rules; thinks she deserves more gifts than the others who were taking their gifts on the good faith system of honesty, and this woman thinks she is special and entitled to more.
You think Ellen, the host gift-giver is in the wrong for humorously but effectively shaming the chick who thought she was entitled to more than the rest? Interesting.
Ellen D is one of the most kind-hearted most generous people on the planet and generously gives a large portion of what her life's work has afforded her. Are you one of the hater crowd who think actors and musicians do not work hard & don't deserve their wealth?
Many of us really don't get this weird new anti-Hollywood, ant-TV, anti-music mentality. Where did that come from?
The snide and nasty insult on "MZ. Ellen" said all anyone needed to get your drift. You imply she "enjoys demeaning", "enjoys hurting others". You are bigoted, prejudiced and incorrect.
Her philanthropic endeavors include donating millions of dollars to help fight hunger, fight cancer and ending bullying. She launched the Small Change Campaign with Ben Affleck that contributes to fighting hunger throughout the United States. (taken off the internet as is)
One of Ellen's biggest charitable endeavors is the Campus for Rwanda, the community is building that will help educate young people, highlight the life's work of scientist naturalist Dian Fossey in saving the endangered mountain gorilla.
Building the campus is giving thousands of jobs to an impoverished community once under the ruin of violent Poachers. Do you have any idea of the billions Ellen has given to help the poor, the needy and endangered species she care for? Same goes for hundreds of other wealthy actors & musicians who give demonstrably to the disadvantaged. Or those providing musical instruments & theatrical equipment for our kids now deprived of Culture & the Arts due to Republican cuts on Education & Social Programs.
Hm.
Are you among the newly hatched entitled class of people of the anti-social mindset who think anybody should do whatever they damn well please, if they can get away with it!
Society can only succeeds when each person comprehends boundaries, knows the difference between right & wrong, obeys the laws put in place to keep civil order, don't you?
Or do you believe people can take law into their own hands and act as law enforcement, judge & jury by anointing him/herself vigilante?
@MrRJPE
You're right, I never would have believed a man could fall over a weak fence if it wasn't recorded. What would my life have been like without this video showing me such a profound event.
@jason_kenner
I was thinking the exact same thing. I am blown away by what took place. I did not know that such a phenomenon was possible. Thank goodness for camera's.
@Aesthetic_sweets
Lol oml I laughed so hard at this comment ๐
@pykapuka
Youre so gullible, this didnt really happen! He was actually repairing the fence and they just played the video backwards
@syme9925
@@pykapuka Nah dude. CGI. Its all CGI now.
@obscurelyvague
@@jason_kenner :\
@kevintucker8803
What's unbelievable is I watched the whole video.
@johndonahue3509
No way...unreal...THE WHOLE VIDEO!!!!!???.. Holy FCKN SHIT?!!!!!
@mahbuba1011991
Thanks for the comment which saved me from even playing the video ๐
@dmaster20ify
I was really looking towards seeing that up skirt