Money can't buy you happiness

(Verse 1) In a big old mansion on a hill so high, Lives a man with everything money can buy. He's got the cars, he's got the gold, But inside his heart, it's just so cold. (Chorus) 'Cause money can't buy happiness, it's true, No amount of gold can comfort you. The richest man can feel so poor, When love and joy are out the door. (Verse 2) He looks out the window at the setting sun, Wonders if he's the only one, Who's got it all, but feels so small, In the grand scheme of things, he's got nothing at all. (Chorus) 'Cause money can't buy happiness, it's clear, No diamond can wipe away a tear. The wealthiest can feel so low, When there's no warmth in their glow. (Bridge) He trades his gold for a simple smile, Wishes he'd known all this while. That the best things in life are free, Like love, joy and family. (Chorus) 'Cause money can't buy happiness, now he sees, No treasure can bring you peace. The richest man can be so blue, When he's got everything, but not you. (Chorus) 'Cause money can't buy happiness, it's true, No amount of gold can comfort you. The richest man can feel so poor, When love and joy are out the door. [Outro only vocals, no instrumental] So here's to the simple and the free, To love and laughter, let it be. 'Cause the richest man is he, Who knows that love is all you need.