I Don't Want Your Money (Live at Carnegie Hall, New York, NY, April 5-10, 1971)

I don't want your money
It don't mean a thing, yeah-yeah
I don't need your fancy clothes
Or your diamond ring

I don't have to ride in style
In your limousine
I don't want no trouble
No tax or Uncle Sam, 'specially Uncle Sam

All I want is you, I want to be your natural man
I don't need your prestige, no, I got my pride, yeah-yeah
I don't need your social standing
I'd rather stand outside

I don't have no time to worry 'bout your greedy jive
I don't want your money
I don't care for that game, such a dirty game
All I want is you, I want to be your natural man, oh

Oh, I don't need your prestige
No, I got my pride, yeah-yeah
I don't need your social standing
I'd rather stand outside (way outside)

I don't have no time to worry
'Bout your greedy jive
I don't want your money, I don't need a thing
Oh, 'cause in the end, it's all the same
All I want is you, I want to be your natural man

Thank you