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Jungle - Busy Earnin
Jungle - Busy Earnin'


Jungle - Busy Earnin' Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

Album: Jungle
Released: 2014

Busy Earnin' Lyrics


So you come a long way
But you'll never have me
Never have things for a normal life
It's time, too Busy Earnin'
You can't get enough

This busy earnin'
You can't get enough

You think that all your time is used
T0o busy earnin'
You can't get enough

And I get always
But I bet it won't change, no
Damn, that's a boring life
It's quite, busy earnin'
You can't get enough

This busy earnin'
You can't get enough

You think that all your time is used
Too busy earnin'
You can't get enough

Just busy earnin'

You can't get enough

You think that all your time is used
To busy earnin'
You can't get enough

You think that all your time is used
To busy earnin'
You can't get enough

Just busy earnin'
You can't get enough, no
Just busy earnin'
You can't get enough

Writer/s: JOSHUA LLOYD-WATSON, THOMAS MCFARLAND
Publisher: DOWNTOWN MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC
Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Busy Earnin'
  • Jungle is a London-based group comprising Josh "J" Lloyd-Watson and Tom "T" McFarland, who grew up as neighbors in West London. This is a track from their eponymous debut album.
  • Jungle told NME about the song: "It's weird, a lot of people seem to have thought this song's a celebration of making money when it's completely the opposite. It's about that fear of spending your life chasing a career you don't really want."
  • J told The Sun: "There were so many versions of Busy Earnin'. We had a seven minute psychedelic version that got cut down, but I do think there was a point where it came together like glue, and I sat down and thought, 'This sounds really good.'"
  • The video shows an unidentified street dance crew who hold their pose before completing an aggressive routine choreographed by Birdgang member Kendra J Horsburgh. J told NME: "The guys in 'Busy Earnin' represent the meanings of the song, but just in their eyes. I love that human emotion. It's true to what we're about."