If I had millions,
tire, tire, tire, tire, tire, tire, boom,
all day long in bidi, bidi, boom,
ah, if I were made of gold.
I would not work much,
tire, tire, tire, tire, tire, tire, boom,
if I had some mini-millions—
tire, tire, tire, tire, tire, tire, bon.
I would build a house in the middle of the city,
very high with countless rooms,
with a tile roof and real parquet wood floors.
One staircase meant for going up,
another meant for going down,
and a third again
just to augment the décor.
I would find myself there
very comfortable as a wealthy woman,
trying to raise her status,
rising and climbing in theory by the weight of my jewels.
Tasting the cuisine, supervising everything,
scolding the maids,
and proud as a peacock running the house,
beating my own drum.
If I had millions,
tire, tire, tire, tire, tire, tire, boom,
all day long in bidi, bidi, boom,
ah, if I were made of gold.
I would not work much,
tire, tire, tire, tire, tire, tire, boom.
Mighty God, you who are eternal,
you might make a small effort on my behalf.
What would it change in the heights of Heaven
if I were finally made of gold?