(Verse 1) Diamonds on their chains, gold on their wrist, Everywhere they go, they can't help but insist. Luxury cars parked, outside the club tonight, Stacks of cash so high, shining under neon lights. (Chorus) They're flexing their money, living like kings, Designer clothes, champagne, and diamond rings. But in the end, what's it all worth? When true wealth lies in kindness in the earth. (Verse 2) They flaunt their wealth, for the world to see, But deep down inside, are they truly free? In their mansions so grand, with pools and Jacuzzis, Do they ever stop and ponder, what true happiness truly is? (Chorus) They're flexing their money, living like kings, Designer clothes, champagne, and diamond rings. But in the end, what's it all worth? When true wealth lies in kindness and mirth. (Bridge) Money talks, but it can't buy love, Nor can it buy the stars above. So let's not be fooled, by the glitter and glam, For in the end, it's kindness that's the truest gem. (Chorus) They're flexing their money, living like kings, Designer clothes, champagne, and diamond rings. But in the end, what's it all worth? When true wealth lies in kindness and mirth. (Outro) So let's not chase after riches, with all our might, But rather seek joy and love, in every day and night. For in the end, it's not the money that defines our worth, But the love we give and receive, that truly brings forth mirth.