Can't Buy Me Love
Love Beyond Riches: Michael Bublé's Melody of True Happiness
Lyrics
I'll buy you a diamond ring, my friend, if it makes you feel alright
I am willing to purchase a diamond ring for you, my friend, if it brings you happiness.
I'll get you anything, my friend, if it makes you feel alright
I am ready to acquire anything for you, my friend, if it brings you happiness.
'Cause I don't care too much for money
I don't place a high value on money.
'Cause money can't buy me love
Money cannot buy love; it is not the key to true affection.
I'll give you all I've got to give, if you say you love me too
I am willing to give you everything I have if you express love for me.
I may not have a lot to give, but what I got I'll give to you
Although I may not possess great wealth, I am ready to share what I do have with you.
I don't care too much for money
I do not value money excessively; it is not a priority.
Money can't buy me love
Love is something that cannot be purchased with money.
Can't buy me love, everybody tells me so
The sentiment that love cannot be acquired with money is widely shared.
You can't buy me love, no no no, no
You cannot purchase my love, emphatically rejecting the idea.
Say you don't need no diamond rings, and I'll be satisfied
If you express that material possessions, like diamond rings, are unnecessary, I will be content.
Tell me that you want the kind of things, that money just can't buy
Indicate that you desire things that money cannot buy, and I will be satisfied.
I don't care too much for money
I do not prioritize wealth; it is not a significant concern.
'Cause money can't buy me love
Reiterating that money cannot be a substitute for genuine love.
I'll give you all I've got to give, if you say you love me too
Expressing the willingness to give everything in my possession if you reciprocate love.
I may not have a lot to give, but what I got I'll give to you
Despite not having abundant resources, I am prepared to share what I can with you.
I don't care too much for money
Emphasizing that the importance of money is limited in the context of love.
'Cause money money
Repetition highlighting the devaluation of money in the pursuit of love.
Say you don't need no diamond rings, and I'll be satisfied
If you affirm that material possessions like diamond rings are unnecessary, I will be content.
Tell me that you want the kind of things, that money just can't buy
Express a desire for things beyond monetary value, and I will find fulfillment.
I don't care too much for money
Reiterating that the significance of money is limited in matters of the heart.
'Cause money can't buy me
Money cannot be used to acquire the essence of love.
Can't buy me love
Reiterating the idea that love cannot be purchased with money.
And with a love like that
Expressing that a love like the one described is a reason for joy.
You know you should be glad
Stating that one should be happy with a love of such quality.
And with a love like that
Reiteration of the joy that should come with a love like the one described.
You should be glad
Emphasizing the happiness that should accompany a love of this nature.
With a love like that
Reiterating the notion that one should find joy with a love like the one described.
You know you should be glad
Underscoring the happiness that should be derived from a love of this caliber.
With a love like that
Reiterating the sentiment that one should find joy with a love like the one described.
You know you should be glad
Affirming the idea that one should be happy with a love of such quality.
With a love like that
Reiteration of the joy that should come with a love like the one described.
You should be glad
Emphasizing that one should find happiness with a love of this nature.
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