Millionaer Lyrics in English Die Prinzen

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Millionaer by Die Prinzen from German to English.
I'd so love to be a millionaire
Then my account would never be empty
I'd so love to be a millionaire, worth millions
I'd so love to be a millionaire
Money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money
Money, money, money, money, money, money, money, money
I've got no money, got no clue
But I've got a big mouth!
I'm neither doctor nor professor
But I'm stinkin' lazy!
I don't have a rich girlfriend
And no rich friend
Of lots of cash
I've sadly only dreamed so far
What should I do? What should I make?
I'm already half sick with worry
I've thought about it a few times
Maybe you crack a bank
But that's sadly very dangerous
I'll definitely get caught
And besides I'm honest
And don't want to land in jail!
I'd so love to be a millionaire
Then my account would never be empty
I'd so love to be a millionaire, worth millions
I'd so love to be a millionaire
Dough
There are so many rich widows
Who desire me a lot
They're so hot for my body
But I won't give it up
I think I couldn't handle that
For no price in the world
So I'd rather become a pop star
And swim in my money!
Money, money, money, money, money
I'd so love to be a millionaire
Then my account would never be empty
I'd so love to be a millionaire, worth millions
I'd so love to be a millionaire
I'd so love to be a millionaire
Then my account would never be empty
I'd so love to be a millionaire, worth millions
I'd so love to be a millionaire
I'd so love to be a millionaire
Then my account would never be empty
I'd so love to be a millionaire, worth millions
I'd so love to be a millionaire
Millionaire
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SONG MEANING

“Millionär” turns the eternal cry of “Show me the money!” into a cheeky comedy. The singer dreams of bottomless riches, yet freely admits he is clueless, lazy, and armed only with a “big mouth.” Each chorus pounds home the fantasy of a forever-full bank account, while the rapid-fire chant “Geld, Geld, Geld” makes the craving impossible to ignore.

But Die Prinzen are really poking fun at society’s money obsession. The narrator toys with outrageous get-rich schemes—robbing a bank, marrying wealthy widows, or becoming a pop star—only to back out because prison, heartbreak, or hard work sound worse than being broke. The song’s playful irony reminds us that the chase for millions can be just as ridiculous as it is tempting, and that laughing at our own daydreams might be the richest payoff of all.

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