The Money Song From Dr. Jean’s CD - Is Everybody Happy?

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The Money Song From Dr. Jean’s CD - Is Everybody Happy? Available in Dr. Jean’s Song Store Created by Elizabeth A. Dawson

I like money to buy things at the store! Money, money, money! I always want more!

A penny’s worth 1 cent

A nickel’s worth 5

A dime’s worth 10 cents

A quarter’s 25

I like money to buy things at the store! Money, money, money! I always want more!

Lincoln’s on 1 cent

Jefferson’s on 5

Roosevelt’s on 10 cents

Washington’s on 25

I like money to buy things at the store! Money, money, money! I always want more!

A building’s on 1 cent

A building’s on 5

A torch is 10 cents

An eagle’s on 25

I like money to buy things at the store! Money, money, money! I always want more!