The Catwalk Got What It Takes?

Let's mark it.

The singers starred in a pop video.

It was embarrassing.

It was just a nightmare.

The mums had to step up their game...

And in the sixth sing-off...

Luka.

Luka was victorious.

I won the sing-off, and I'm really happy.

Very, very happy.

Today...

If I could make one song not exist, it would be this one.

..will the singers get motivated?

Find the thing that's in the song that you dig

and drag it out of the music.

Who will stand out in a styling challenge?

I don't know. I didn't think she seemed to like it.

Can Kellimarie keep her cool?

-You seem nervous.

-I can't remember it.

I'm afraid that it could all go wrong.

And will the mums' horsing around end badly?

Are you OK?

THEY LAUGH

# So come on, tell me what's it going to be

# I got, got, got what it takes now

# Are you going to give me

# Going to make you see

# I got, got, got what it takes now

# Oh-oh, oh-oh-oh

# I got, got, got what it takes now

# Oh-oh, oh-oh-oh

# I got, got, got what it takes now. #

We are back at the Music Mansion, and time's running out

for our eight young singers.

-Morning, everyone. ALL:

-Morning.

There's not long to go now, but we've got two sing-offs left

which means you've got to take advantage

of every opportunity you get here.

Who's ready to find out the next song you'll be learning?

Let's go.

Each episode, only three of the group get to perform

in an end-of-show sing-off.

And those places can be won in a series of challenges.

But first, our musical director David Tench

will be teaching the whole group the song.

-So, David, a new song.

-Yeah.

This, again, is a really hard one, in my opinion.

Well, think back to all the other sing-offs, right?

-We've seen some amazing things.

-Yeah, we have.

And we've done some songs where we've both been thinking,

-"Oh, this is too difficult." And actually, they've nailed it.

-Yeah.

-So maybe they'll do the same.

-Shall we get them in?

-Yeah.

-Hi, guys. How are you? ALL:

-Good.

-Are you excited to find out the next song you'll be learning? ALL:

-Yes.

You guys will be learning...

..Counting Stars by OneRepublic.

Ooh, silence!

# Dreaming about the things that we could be

# Baby... #

Counting Stars is a chart-topping single by OneRepublic

that sold over a million copies in the UK.

# Lately, I've been, I've been losing sleep... #

The music video has been viewed over 1.5 billion times on YouTube.

And it's Luka's choice.

I'm feeling good cos it's my song, so I'm familiar with it.

I know the lyrics.

And I'm assuming the rest of you aren't too excited about it.

I just really don't like it.

If I could make one song not exist, it would be this song.

THEY LAUGH

-I really do hate it.

-OK, guys.

-Do you want to hear Lauren sing the song?

-Yeah.

-I do.

# I see this life

# Like a swinging vine

# Swing my heart across the line... #

I'm not really a big fan of the song. I was when it first came out.

But it's been quite a while now since it was popular.

# Something so wrong by doing the... #

It's not my type of song.

But I do want to sing the song in the sing-off.

# I feel something so wrong

# By doing the right thing. #

I don't like the words. I don't like the tune. It's just too...

I don't like it.

# We'll be counting stars. #

Thank you, guys.

So I wish you all the luck in the world with this song.

I'll leave you with David now.

And I'll see three of you in the sing-off.

-Bye. ALL:

-Bye.

The song choice hasn't gone down well with the group.

It's going to be tricky for some and easier for others.

But it could be a perfect opportunity

for someone to stand out.

It's a stage in the competition now

where we want people to take risks.

In order to win,

they're going to have to come out of their comfort zone.

This song's perfect for that.

One person who does like the song is Luka.

You said that you wanted to perform it playing piano, right?

-Yes, please.

-That's great. Come round. Let's have a listen.

# I see this life

# Like a flashing vine

# Swing my heart cross the line... #

Luka is an adventurous singer. He tries all kinds of exciting things.

# So, no, no counting dollars

# Cos we'll be counting stars. #

That was great. Well done.

I think it's a song that everyone can adapt to their own style.

Erin, do you want to give it a blast?

I guess.

# I see this life like a swinging vine... #

I could see in the faces of the singers today

that it wasn't for them.

# We'll be counting stars. #

Wicked.

Well, you can sing it, even if you hate it.

# Lately I've been

# I've been losing sleep... #

I think there was quite a strong,

you know, feeling that not everyone liked the song.

# Yeah, we'll be counting stars. #

So far, it's been a frustrating lesson for our music maestro.

We're going to work on this song and we're going to find a way

of doing it because we are going to do this sing-off.

So find the thing that's in the song that you dig

and drag it kicking and screaming out of the music.

Part of the challenge of being a pop star in the music business

is to try and keep it fresh all the time.

Will laid-back singer Brook have a more positive approach?

# Old, but I'm not that old

# Young, but I'm not that bold

# I don't think the world is sold... #

Brook is a true performer.

Whenever he starts singing a song, his world opens up.

14-year-old Brook from Newcastle has

his sights set on a career in music.

My dream job is to be a singer-songwriter.

But singing isn't the only thing he has a passion for.

I'm a competitive swimmer.

I swim six times a week.

I have a lot of swimming medals.

And I go to competitions about twice a month.

Brook made an instant impression

when he arrived in the Music Mansion.

# Everybody here is watching you... #

Brook is very exciting, I think.

And he showed off his unique style in the very first sing-off.

# It made us restless

# When we were young. #

Thank you, Brook. You did amazingly. Well done.

But since then, despite stepping up to every challenge...

# All the planes we flew Good things we've been through. #

I was so impressed with Brook for taking on that rap.

..he is yet to win a sing-off.

I'd like to win the sing-off because it would be amazing.

And the opportunities that you would get at the end

would be unreal as well.

# No more counting dollars We'll be counting stars. #

Yeah. Killer!

This is one of the songs that I really like,

and I think it suits my voice a lot.

-Well done, man. You spit it out.

-Thank you.

-Sounded ace!

I think, if people want to win,

they're going to have to really focus on

getting stuck into this song

even if it's not something they love.

# I got, got, got what it takes now. #

Writing your own songs

can really make you stand out as an artist in the music industry.

So how do the pros go about it?

Hi, I'm Becky Hill, and you're watching Got What It Takes.

My inspiration for songwriting

comes from everything really.

Everything in my life, you know.

From smells.

From meeting new people.

From visiting different places.

My songwriting inspiration comes

a lot from probably my grandfather.

Either your life,

or the things that you love.

You never know when it's going to strike, do you?

Each episode, the singers go head-to-head

in a music industry challenge

to win two spots in the end-of-show sing-off.

Guys, we've got a message from Lauren.

Hey, guys. A big part of the music industry is image.

Having a unique look can definitely help you stand out from the crowd.

But it shouldn't be all about dressing to impress.

It needs to be something that you are comfortable with.

So today's challenge is all about styling.

I'm actually really excited for this one.

I can't wait to see what type of clothes they have for us.

Judging today's challenge is someone who knows all about looking cool.

Ayishat Akanbi is a top music industry stylist

and has worked with the likes of Wretch 32,

Craig David and Labrinth.

# It's hard for me to say

# I'm jealous of the way you're happy without me. #

My name is Ayishat Akanbi. I'm a fashion stylist.

Styling is a really important part of being a pop star.

-Does everyone have style?

-I think that everyone has style.

I don't think that everyone knows how to find that style.

What top tips can you give us about styling?

I have to say, confidence is number one. Don't be afraid to be daring.

Daring is what's going to set you apart from other people

in your music business and it's just fun.

In today's challenge,

the singers will be trying to create a striking new look.

And they have a treasure trove of clothes

and accessories to work with.

That's actually really nice as well. It's got a leather jacket.

That is lush.

But they won't have long to put together their outfits.

Then they will have to strut their stuff on the catwalk

in front of the mums.

In this challenge, the singers are working in pairs.

They'll be judged on...

the strength of their look...

You look like me going fishing.

..how unified it is...

Also, we have to complement each other,

so it doesn't mean we have to look exactly the same.

..and how well it shows their individual personality.

Cool guy versus geek, yeah.

Luca's with Brook. Kyra is with Ellie.

Evan is with Jorja.

-We need gold. We need gold jewellery.

-Accessories.

And Kellimarie is with Erin.

Like my training outfit.

I don't HAVE an outfit.

Is there anything here that you want to put on?

And it's not long before the pairs start to feel the pressure.

-Just wear some tights?

-Nah.

I think some of them are seeing how difficult it is.

I'm having a last-minute panic.

This is hard.

You know, it's not as easy as I think they'd first imagined.

Honestly don't know.

The group are learning that styling is tougher than it looks.

But even the pros don't always get it right.

I've had some disasters in my time.

I decided to put some metal things and some plaits,

and for the entire shoot, they poked me in the eye

and I had nearly a black eye from it.

This man has sunglasses on indoors,

so, obviously, his look...

My look's very important.

I cannot be seen without shades on.

Some guy turned up to style us once

in Marilyn Manson shorts.

That was bad. That was bad.

At the Mansion, time's up for the teams.

Erin finally chose an outfit.

See, we are kind of different,

the only thing that we've got matching is pink.

And while some are feeling confident in their choices...

Our theme is vintage army.

..others are not feeling so certain.

We're having some last-minute changes,

we're thinking Kyra is going to put that on

-instead of that.

-Right now, I'm very plain.

White's a bit plain so we're getting changed now. See you later, bye.

It's time for the pairs to hit the runway

in front of the mums and styling supremo Ayishat.

Right, so we are just going in, getting ready,

-it's going to be wicked, isn't it?

-Yeah.

First up, it's Brook and Luka...

..who have gone for a cool versus geek theme.

Can you tell me a little bit about your looks?

It's kind of got a story behind it. And that's what we liked about it.

One of us would be a cool person and one of us would be a geek.

-I think you boys have done really well.

-Thank you.

So we just came out,

-and I think it went really, really well.

-Yeah, cool.

Next up, it's Kyra and Ellie

with an urban retro vibe.

I chose this top so that it could correspond with her designs.

And I also chose this white top

so I could match the pinkie pop off her jacket.

We found it hard at first so we had to work hard at it

to find something that really pulled us together.

You've done a really good job pulling it together. Thank you.

Thank you.

-I think Ayishat liked it.

-Mm.

-It kind of got quite a good vibe, didn't it?

-Yeah.

Next onto the catwalk, it's Evan and Jorja...

..who have put together a distressed military look.

Well, this looks really, really cool.

It was really, it was really fun because we both really like clothes

so we kind of have, like, not a similar style,

but we both know what we like.

We sort of had a lot of denim. And a lot of khaki.

And a lot of white.

So then we sort of mixed it together and created like an Army theme

hence the salute at the end.

Yeah, no, I enjoyed that.

I don't know. I didn't think she seemed to like it.

I thought she kind of liked it. But I don't know.

And finally, it's Erin and Kellimarie

with a rock-chick take on girlie pink.

Fantastic, girls.

At first we chose the pink,

but then we decided we didn't want to go with classical girlie pink

so we changed it and added a bit of a rock theme to it.

Makes sense. OK, girls, see you soon.

I think Ayishat enjoyed our performance.

And I think we did well with the matching outfit thing.

Catwalk over, Ayishat now has to decide on a winning pair.

I thought the guys did so well. Brook and Luka,

they reminded me of, like, a young Beastie Boys.

-I think it's anyone's game.

-Yeah.

-Ellie and Kyra, they looked so cool.

-Retro urban.

-Yeah, like, cool.

Evan and Jorja, they were really confident.

It was actually more chilled than I thought.

Erin and Kellimarie,

I think they've displayed teamwork probably the best.

You always look so cool.

Didn't expect it to be this hard.

It's been tough, but Ayishat has made her choice.

I have my winning pair.

And these guys had a strong look...

..well coordinated and the personalities came through.

For that reason...

..Jorja and Evan.

Thank you.

I'm just really happy and really excited

that I've won this challenge,

and excited to be in my fourth sing-off.

These guys just really impressed me.

They handled it like professionals.

Obviously, I'm a bit gutted because we didn't win.

Oh, I don't know, I just feel a bit upset

that I haven't won one yet.

# I got, got, got what it takes now. #

So Evan and Jorja have taken the first two places in the sing-off.

It's been a busy day,

but that doesn't stop our eight trying to film their own TV show.

-ALL:

-Hi, guys, welcome to the Got What It Takes Show.

-That's not on right.

-Yeah.

-ALL:

-Hi, guys. Welcome to the Got What It Takes...

INSECT BUZZES, THEY SCREAM

In today's episode, we are going to do... Ha!

Start again. Kellimarie, coming to you...

Oh!

On today's episode,

we are going to be doing impert...interpretations...

THEY PROTEST

It's another day in the Music Mansion.

And the pressure is back on the mums.

The music business is one of

the most competitive industries there is.

To survive, you are constantly jostling for position,

overcoming tricky obstacles

and striving to become the leader of the pack.

To be honest, it's a bit like a race.

Are you ready for your next challenge, Mums?

This one's called Disc Jockeys.

HORSE NEIGHS

It's another dressing-up one, isn't it?

-Oh, my God.

-At least I'm the right height to be a jockey.

THEY LAUGH

In this challenge, the mums will be galloping for glory

in a disc jockey derby.

The aim is to race around the track as quickly as possible.

But there are some tricky obstacles to overcome.

And to complete the course,

each mum must collect six records along the way.

There are two heats,

and the winner of each will go nose-to-nose in the final race.

And horse wrangler for the day is choreographer

and celebrity fitness trainer Kevin Adams.

I'm usually tough on the mums on challenge day,

but today I may tolerate a little horsing around.

Giddy up, Kev.

-Oh, no! Oh, no!

-Oh!

The mums are chomping at the bit to get this one started.

But Debbie's down before she even makes it to the course.

But she's soon back up and race ready.

-OK. Valerie, Luka's song this week, pressure's really on.

-It is, yes.

How do you think you're going to do?

I think Tiffin's going to do really well. He's up for it.

Debbie, what are your tactics today?

As long as Silver here can go round fast enough

without stopping to have a bite to eat, I'll be all right.

It's time to get out of the paddock and to the start line.

First to race,

it's Ellie's mum Lou, Kyra's mum Margaret and Luka's mum Valerie.

OK, Mums, no horsing around.

Three, two, one!

-WHISTLE BLOWS

-Let's go.

And they're in the water.

And they're out of the water.

They've got their discs. They're over the first jump.

They've got their second disc. And they're trotting through the tyres.

Add this will be the first person to the haystack.

They're over the haystack.

They're into the mud.

Yes!

Get messy in the mud.

And she's out.

She's off and she's in the balloons.

And now Margaret is out too. Can she catch her?

That's it. Oh, it's a dead heat! They're going through.

Valerie has stormed to victory.

Look, my mum's still in the mud!

While Lou is still looking for that elusive record.

Oh, for goodness' sake!

But in their haste,

both Valerie and Margaret haven't got all their records.

OK, Val, you had to abide by the rules,

and that is collecting a record at each of the obstacles.

You didn't do that. Margaret, you didn't do that.

-You are the winner, Lou.

-Really?

-Yes.

So Lou has scored a surprise win and earned herself a spot in the final.

I'm so excited.

I've just got to see who I'm going to face in the final now.

Meaning Luka won't be in the sing-off with his song.

I was just racing through trying to finish, forgot to pick up the disc.

A bit obviously disappointed for Luka.

Next to race is Brook's mum, Sharon, Erin's mum, Julia,

and Kellimarie's mum, Debbie.

Three, two, one.

WHISTLE BLOWS

And they're off.

They're over and in and out of the water.

They've got the discs.

Julia's over. She's our first. Sharon is a close second.

They've got their disc. She's over the haystack. Julia's in the lead.

She's in there.

But Debbie is still in with a chance.

Get in there. Get in the mud. Yes!

Straight in. Debbie's got the record. She's in, she's out.

She could take this one.

She's in a bunch of balloons.

Can Julia catch her?

No! Debbie's the winner!

Debbie and Silver have done it. Julia's lost in the balloons.

I feel fantastic.

Silver didn't let me down and he made it to the finish line.

Absolutely fabulous. Great horse.

One spot left in the sing-off.

Your child is depending on you.

-Are you ready to get started?

-Yes.

-Yes.

-OK. Positions.

It's the final race. Two mums, but there can only be one winner.

Three, two, one.

WHISTLE BLOWS

They're off. First obstacle.

Remember to collect your record.

It's not always the fastest person.

OK. They're going through the tyres.

Over the haystack.

Lou's over the haystack first.

Closely followed by Debbie.

She's in. They're both in. Yes!

Come on, Mum!

They're rummaging. They're rummaging.

She's found it. Debbie's out first.

She's in.

Lou's got hers.

She's going to catch up!

Whoa! This is too exciting!

Oh, she's out!

Debbie's galloped to victory...

..and done it for Kellimarie.

I won it for you, babe. I done it!

All through the whole series I felt like I was letting Kellimarie down

by not getting in that sing-off place for her.

I'm very proud of my mum, as you can tell by my reaction.

I wasn't expecting it, but, you know, it happened.

What an absolute rollercoaster for a challenge that was.

And the one person that won the challenge was the one person

that thought they would never win a challenge. Love this show!

# I got, got, got what it takes now. #

So it's Kellimarie who will be joining Evan and Jorja

in the seventh end of show sing-off.

They will each be performing their own version of

Counting Stars by OneRepublic.

Helping the singers put their own twist on it is the job of

musical director David Tench.

-So, Jorja, your fifth time in the sing-off.

-Yeah.

What are your thoughts on Counting Stars - OneRepublic?

I don't really like the song.

Well, we've got this time now to try it different ways.

Just be free.

Like, just open your wings. You might be inspired.

# I see this life like a swinging vine

# Swing my heart across the line... #

This isn't Jorja's kind of song,

but she sings it beautifully.

# And we'll be counting stars. #

I mean, you sound mega on this, Jorja,

I mean, it's really impressive.

I've feeling a lot more confident now, gave a good performance.

-OK, what do you want to do?

-I want to do a fun,

more upbeat style, like we done in practice cos I really enjoyed it.

-Can you do drum?

-Yes.

So I'm thinking...

# Take that money Watch it burn

# Sink in the river... #

Evan has gone for fun in the song, he's brought out all the excitement

and the rhythmic energy, and that's fantastic.

# Sink in the river The lessons I've learned. #

That was a bit screechy, but, yeah, I got it.

What you've done is you've taken the tune

and turned it into a really upbeat, exciting dance record.

OK, so do you want to show me what you've got?

# Lately, I've been... #

No. I can't remember it.

You seem nervous. Are you nervous?

Well, no, but I wasn't, but now I've forgot the words.

Quite stressed about the song

because I kept on forgetting the lyrics while I was in there.

# I could lie, I could lie, I could lie

# Every... #

No.

13-year-old Kellimarie is a young singer with big ambitions.

The dream job is definitely being a singer and songwriter,

basically singing on stage with tons of people coming to watch me.

She lives in Coventry with her four brothers, her dad and mum Debbie

and her dog Fluffy.

-BOTH:

-# Got what it takes now! #

In the fourth sing-off, Kellimarie took a gamble,

mixing rap and folk in her performance.

# Had to switch up

# Look at things different See a bigger picture

# Those were the days... #

It was marvellous. I felt that I was going to cry.

CHEERING

And the decision paid off.

And the winner is...

Kellimarie!

CHEERING

-SHE MIMES:

-# Got this feeling

# Inside my bones... #

So far, she's been one of the most relaxed singers in the competition.

She's grown and improved so much through this competition.

CHEERING

But with a chance to take the lead within reach,

nerves are finally getting to her.

# Take that money Watch it burn... #

Ohhh...

You've got to go and breathe deeply in a room somewhere, calm down.

Her body language, everything about her says she's not ready.

So I'm afraid that it could all go wrong.

Rehearsals over, it's time for the crucial seventh sing-off.

I'm so excited to be back in the Music Mansion today,

because the sing-off is going to be a real game changer.

Each sing-off, the mums are the judges,

who vote to decide which performer is the winner.

The singer with the most wins after eight episodes

will go straight through

to the grand final in show ten,

and currently there are six singers,

all with one win each.

-Hello, Mums. ALL:

-Hello!

I hope you're all ready for a very important sing-off,

because today your votes count more than ever.

First up to perform, it's Jorja.

CHEERING

Jorja really isn't a fan of this song,

but a good performance could put her top of the leaderboard.

PIANO CHORDS

# I see this life like a swinging vine

# Swinging my heart across the line

# In my face is flashing signs

# Seek it out and ye shall find

# Old, but I'm not that old

# Young, but I'm not that bold

# And I don't think the world is sold

# I'm just doing what we're told

# Lately I've been I've been losing sleep

# Said no more counting dollars

# We'll be counting stars

-# Yeah, we'll be counting stars.

-#

CHEERING

Jorja, that was such a beautiful performance,

and I actually think that's my favourite time

I've ever heard you sing.

I'm really impressed. You're growing in confidence

every time you get up there. Look at you, you're glowing.

I love the passion you put into your songs, Jorja, when you sing.

-It's wonderful. Well done.

-Thank you.

CHEERING

She sang that song so well, so differently from the original,

and that's a great thing as an artist,

that ability to change things up.

I tried really hard to look in everyone's eyes,

and I'm REALLY happy with how it went.

Next up we've got Evan.

CHEERING

Evan has turned the song into a fast-paced dance track.

Will his version win over the mums?

PIANO PLAYS

# I see these lights like a swinging vine

# Swing my heart across the line

# In my face is flashing lights

# Seek it out and ye shall find

# Old, but I'm not that old

# Young, but I'm not that bold

# I don't think the world is sold

# We're just doing what we're told

# Cos I-I-I-I-I feel something so wrong

# About doing the right thing

# Lately I've been I've been losing sleep

# Dreaming about the things that we could be

# Cos, baby, I've been I've been praying hard

# Said no more counting dollars We'll be counting stars

# Take that money, watch it burn

# Sing in the river the lessons I've learned

# Take that money, watch it burn

-# Sing in the river the lessons I've learned.

-#

CHEERING

Evan, that was such a fun performance.

-And can I just say I did not expect that at all?

-Thank you!

Absolutely loved it. And you used my favourite little gadget.

So all good!

I love songs with beats. I loved what you did with that.

Thank you, Evan. I think you've put a smile on everyone's face.

CHEERING

Evan knew what he wanted to do today.

He wanted to move around the stage

and give an energetic dance performance.

He just powered through.

Really happy. I really enjoyed it.

I really enjoy all of them, but this one definitely was really fun,

especially because I made it more funky.

So, our final performer owes her place in the sing-off to her mum.

Well done, Debbie! It's Kellimarie.

CHEERING

Kellimarie had a very nervous rehearsal.

Can she keep her cool when she needs it most?

# Lately I've been I've been losing sleep

# Dreaming about the things that we could be

# I see this life like a swinging vine

# Swing my heart across the line

# In my face is flashing signs

# Seek it out and ye shall find

# Old, but I'm not that old

# Young, but I'm not that bold

# I don't think the world is sold

# Just do what I've been told

# I-I-I-I-I feel something so right

# Doing the wrong thing

# And, baby, I've been I've been praying hard

# Said no more counting dollars We'll be counting stars

-# Yeah, we'll be counting stars.

-#

Well done, Kellimarie.

-I really like the twist you put on the songs that you sing.

-Thank you.

-Shall we hear what the mums have to say?

-Yeah.

It brought tears to my eyes. It was beautiful, Kellimarie.

Absolutely fabulous.

I know you were very nervous before you went in.

-You need to realise how really good you are.

-Thank you.

CHEERING

Kellimarie was a bag of nerves before the sing-off today.

She was all over the place.

But she held it together and she gave a brilliant performance.

I'm actually shaking, and I'm just, like,

really glad that I didn't forget my lyrics.

Look at me! Look, the camera's shaking!

Mums, now it's over to you.

You've seen three awesome performances today,

but who is your winner? Please start voting.

The mums must now decide who they think gave the best performance.

It's going to be a real game changer,

because someone has to go into the lead.

Jorja, Evan and Kellimarie, you all have one sing-off win each,

so whoever wins today goes into the lead and is one step closer

to that guaranteed spot in the final.

I have the results of the mums here.

And the winner is...

..Evan. CHEERING

-So, guys, we just came out, and I won!

-Yeah!

So I'm really, really happy.

Leah, what have you got to say to Evan?

I'm shocked, if I'm honest, because they were all fabulous.

CHEERING

Evan is in the lead right now,

but that guaranteed place in the final is still up for grabs.

The competition is about as close as it can get.

Team Essex is very happy tonight.

-It could all change, but for tonight...

-We're happy.

-We're happy.

Next time...

-Ellie, do you want to have a go?

-Um...

Evan? We haven't done Evan.

It was an interesting atmosphere in the lesson today, actually.

People seemed a bit subdued.

One, two, three and four.

It is quite hard, because it's quite fast.

-SHE WHIMPERS

-I can't! I can't!

And the winner of our final sing-off is...

ALL: # Take that money Watch it burn

# Sing in the river the lessons I've learned

# Take that money, watch it burn

# Sing in the river the lessons I've learned

# Take that money, watch it burn

# Sing in the river the lessons I've learned

# Take that money, watch it burn

# Sing in the river the lessons I've learned. #

Wow!