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" Uqed.to, drearn of being a millionaire,
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ti ' .. .,:r.!1..r.l':. Without a care,
But ii I'm seeing my dreams.
And you aren'tlheie 'cause it's over,
That just won't be fair.
Darling, rather be a poor woman
iiving on the street, no food to eat,
iCausq I don't want nobody if I have to cry,
:Cause itt over when'you said goodbye.

Chorus
All at once, I had it all.
Accident number six was caused by transport But it doesn't mean anything, now that you're gone.
again, but this time Selak was on foot. He was 'Frqm above; seertrs I had it all,
walking in Zagneb, when a bus hit him. Amazingly, But it doesn't mean anything since you're gone.
he wasn't too badly hur"t. Was thene no safe
Now I see myself through different eyes,
way for him to tnavel? His seventh accident
lt's no surprise.
happened the following year. He was driving in
Being alone will make you realise
the mountains. He came nound a bend and saw a
When it's over that all in love is fair.
huge lonry coming towards him. 6E Miraculously,
I shoulda been there, I shoulda been there,
he managed to jump out of the can. He watched
as car number thr"ee nolled down the mountain
and exploded. Chorus
Selak said, 'l neven thought I was lucky to sur-vive I know I pushed you away.
all my disasters. I thought I was unlucky to be in WhaI can I do that would save our love?
Take these material things -
them in the first place.' ln the end, howeven, Selak
They don't mean nothing.
did feel lucky - not when he won the lottery, but
It's you Ihat I want.
when he met his fifth wife, Katenina. ln fact, he
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has sold his luxury home and given away most of
Chorus lir::,1:ll
his lotteny money. He said, All I need at my age is
my Katerina. Money wouldn't change anything.'
But thene was one thing that he did spend some
of his money on. 7E Now, even if he never
travels by car , bus or plane again, he can still
keep walking!

fl:ffr:.{;S:ilii;!i lmagine that you had €1 million and wanted to
give it away. Who would you give it to and why?

& 6b :.tg Listen to the song and choose the best
summary (t-4).

I used to have lots of money. I lost it att, but it doesn't
matter, because l've got you. I
l'd love to be rich, but it doesn't matter if I never am Find colloquiaI equivalents in the song for the fo[lowing:
because l've got you. 1 I used to
l'm very rich, but money means nothing to me now 2 I'd rather
because l've lost you. 3 I don't want anybody
Let's throw away at[ our money and possessions and just 4 should have
be together. 5 they don't mean anything

t";nit 9 Money, rnoney, mcneyl Sg