Requiem

Sitting by the pool
The sun is shining
Almost like your jewels
I'm a rare stone
In your high living living room
Bubbles and crystal glasses
Will you undress me
Blinding flashes
Lustful wealth
Liquid fortune, capitals
Sometimes I still wonder
What are we hanging under
And why all these girls are wearing pearls
And crying in their requiem
I don't measure love with diamonds
They will slip their smart hands in your deep pockets
And worship you like all their Gods
I'm no gold digger
Counting brilliants on your Rolex
Is just casual
Oh, it's just casual
Oh, it's just casual
In this fancy afternoon
Rings are shining
Bright, big, as the moon
Find me a gold throne
In your high living living room
I lost my passions when
I sold all them honey
Be a good man
Crown me the queen
Of your empire and your land
And every night I'm under
The jets, the glam, the numbers
So why all these girls wearing pearls
Are crying in their requiem
I don't measure love with diamonds
They will slip their smart hands in your deep pockets
And worship you like all their Gods
I'm no gold digger
Counting brilliants on your Rolex
Is just casual
Oh, it's just casual
Oh, it's just casual
George, I have many like you
Franklin, loving you is really hard
Greeny oxygen, only too much is enough
Chasing opulence like racing cars
It's really hard
Crying and I need somebody to hug me
Kiss, pour me a drink and put me on a yacht
It's just casual
It's just casual
Oh, it's just casual
Oh, it's not casual
Oh, it's not casual