| Sweet talkin’Johnny push a john quicker than he spit
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| Street walkin’tin with a crooked crown waitin’for it There she goes
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| She born in Boston but the Amtrak took her away
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| She lives in Brooklyn but she works outta Queens in the
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| Black limousines, money in the bank
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| Black limousines, money in the bank
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| Send it home
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| Tina Toledo got a kid that lives with her Ma She takes the subway after school, makes up her face, changes clothes
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| There she goes
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| She feels the rain coming down on Washington Square
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| She gives the cops on the beat a little discount
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| And then, then, then it’s
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| Black limousines, money in the bank
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| Black limousines, money in the bank
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| Wend it home
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| Hard on the knees, money in the bag
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| Hard on the knees, money in the bag
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| Send it home for medical school
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| Rock herself to sleep with the rhythm of the rain
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| Beating like the be against the window frame
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| Of her hotel room
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| Rock herself to sleep with the tunes on the dash
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| Don’t take no credit cards, she takes cash
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| Says, money, money, money in the bank
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| Money, money, money in the bank
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| Money, money, money in the bank
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| Money, money, money in the bank
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| It ain’t no easy life but it pays pretty good,
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| Keeps her out of the cold
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| It ain’t no easy life
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| But it’s silver and gold
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| Silver, silver, silver and gold
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| Tina Toledo’s Street Walkin’Blues
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| Street Walkin', Wtreet Walkin’Blues |