This is a longer version of the song You Never Give Me Your Money from the Beatles Album Abbey Road.I am pretty sure that this version is just before mixing.The solo at the end lenghtens the version and in the end the whole thing becomes a jam at first with the chords of the song and later with a groovy RnR riff.Enjoy:)

Pay money To my Pain Same as you areAlbum : After you wakeup

To enable STEREO click here:com/watch?v=QQLWF_...Money talksBut it don't sing and danceAnd it don't walkAnd long as I can have youHere with me, I'd much rather beForever in blue jeansHoney's sweetBut it ain't nothin' next to baby's treatAnd if you pardon meI'd like to sayWe'll do okayForever in blue jeansMaybe tonightMaybe tonight, by the fireAll alone you and INothing aroundBut the sound of my heartAnd your sighsMoney talksBut it can't sing and danceAnd it can't walkAnd long as I can have youHere with me, I'd much rather beForever in blue jeans, babeAnd honey's sweetBut it ain't nothin' next to baby's treatAnd if you pardon me I'd like to sayWe'll do okayForever in blue jeansMaybe tonightMaybe tonight, by the fireAll alone you and INothing aroundBut the sound of my heartAnd your sighsMoney talksBut it can't sing and danceAnd it can't walkAnd long as I can have youHere with meI'd much rather beForever in blue jeansAnd if you pardon meI'd like to sayWe'll do okayForever in blue jeans, babeAnd long as I can have youHere with me I'd much rather beForever in blue jeans, babe _____________________________"Forever in Blue Jeans" is a song by Neil Diamond which was co-written with his guitarist Richard Bennett. This up-tempo track, released as a single by Columbia in February 1979, was taken from the previous year's Neil Diamond album You Don't Bring Me Flowers.According to Cotton Incorporated "Neil Diamond might have been right when he named his 1979 #1 hit "Forever in Blue Jeans": 81% of women are planning their next jeans purchase to be some shade of blue." [1] The song, needless to say, has been used to promote the sale of blue jeans, most notably Will Ferrell, impersonating Neil Diamond singing, for The Gap.You Don't Bring Me Flowers is an album by Neil Diamond released in 1978 to capitalize on the success of the title song, a duet with Barbra Streisand, which had originally appeared as a solo recording on Diamond's previous album, I'm Glad You're Here With Me Tonight.Track listing: * 1. "American Popular Song" * 2. "Forever in Blue Jeans" * 3. "Remember Me" * 4. "You've Got Your Troubles" * 5. "You Don't Bring Me Flowers" * 6. "The Dancing Bumble Bee / Bumble Boogie" * 7. "Mothers and Daughters, Fathers and Sons" * 8. "Memphis Flyer" * 9. "Say Maybe" * 10. "Diamond Girls"

New Single - Released September 2007

This is an acoustic performance of 'If You Got The Money' from Freshly Squeezed. It was broadcast on Channel 4 on 16th October 2006, the day the single was released.

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mission 7 of hitman bloodmoneythis mission was pretty uglysense i almost unloaded a whole clip on the geezers fugly bitch (his Dog)but everything went pretty good lolenjoy :D

Dennis Eyre, from Solihull: How to save money on food shopping. Uploaded by mobile.

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Moneysaver: Making your money work for you

Money revolution - What is the answer?The problem facing the world is POVERTY and DEBT. In this video we start a Discussion and PROPOSE a solution. The solution is US as Humanity. We must agree to change the rules by which we live-- and allow each other to be EQUAL. With ONE money solution for all--The world will change. Forum discussion at co.za

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Want to live in Japan? Here's how I do it:comLots of people have been asking about other ways to live & work in Japan.Rather than getting a job in Japan one very easy way is to have a "Location Free Lifestyle." I do this and it allows me to spend half of the year travelling to different places in Japan.Don't worry, it's a lot easier to do than it sounds! You simply make money online and choose to live where you like, which of course could be any part of Japan for a couple of months or years.After all any job that uses a computer can basically be done from anywhere you have the internet. I know because I've been living this lifestyle for the past 10 years! So I've just set up a new site at com where I go through some of the locations I've lived (Italy, Portugal, Japan, this week Singapore!) and how you too can make a living online and live where you choose.Very often it ends up even cheaper than living back home!You're never too young to start, and you're never too old to try. We all have a golden opportunity right now to choose where we want to live, throw out the 9 to 5 and the horrible commutes and work and live where we really want to be.Hopefully you can learn from my experiences and mistakes, and please share you comments and ask questions over on the com website!Welcome to your new Location Free Lifestyle!Be genki,Richard

UGA's co-ed a cappella ensemble, With Someone Else's Money performing the Ben Folds tune, You Don't Know Me. This video is an entry into Ben's competition to be on his next album. Duet: Edward and Mary Lee. Arranged by Jonathan Sparks.