Bone Thugs-N-Harmony

Released: June 21, 1994

Featuring: Jewell

Songwriter: Krayzie Bone Layzie Bone Wish Bone Bizzy Bone Flesh-N-Bone

Producer: DJ U-Neek

For tha love of money
Umm, ooh, oh, oh
Well, well, well oooh

For tha love of money
For tha love of money
For tha love of money
For tha love of money
For tha love of money

For tha love of money
For tha love of money
For tha love of money
For tha love of money

Ahh, ahh
(For tha love of money)
Ahh, oh yeah!
(For tha love of money)
Ahh harder, ahh
(For tha love of money)

Ah, ahh, ahh, umm
(For tha love of money)
For tha love of money!
(For tha love of money)

What people will do for tha love of money?
(For tha love of money)

For tha love of money
For tha love of money
For the love of money
For the love of money

For the love of money
For the love of money
For tha love of money
For tha love of money

Oh come on baby, unngh harder
(For tha love of money)
Oh harder, harder, oh yeah!
(For tha love of money)
Umm damn, work it aww yeah
(For tha love of money)

Aww, umm, ahh, umm
(For tha love of money)
For tha love, ooh, love of money
(For tha love of money)

What people will do for tha love of money?
(For tha love of money)

You're just a sinner for tha love of money
(For tha love of money)
Don't' you know, don't you know
Don't you know that money is the root of evil
(For tha love of money)

For tha love of money
For tha love of money
For tha love of money
For tha love of money

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony is a hip-hop group from Cleveland, Ohio, formed in 1991 under the brief name, “Band Aid Boys.” Then they were B.O.N.E. Enterpri$e, consisting of Bizzy Bone, Krayzie Bone, Layzie Bone, and Wish Bone. Under this name, they released the 1993 album, Faces of Death. Then Flesh-N-Bone, Layzie’s brother, joined the group, and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony was solidified.

Rapper Eazy-E of the group N.W.A signed Bone Thugs-N-Harmony to Ruthless Records in 1994. The group’s debut EP Creepin On Ah Come Up included two hits, “Thuggish Ruggish Bone” (#22) and “Foe Tha Love of $” (#41). In 1995, their full-length album E. 1999 Eternal followed featuring another top 40 hit “1st of Tha Month”. An updated version of “Crossroad” from the album, renamed as “Tha Crossroads”, became a Grammy-winning international smash hit, holding the #1 spot in the US for eight weeks and reaching the top 20 in eight countries overseas including the UK.

Over the next fifteen years, the group scored six more top 40 hits including the platinum-selling “I Tried” (featuring Akon), but it was a tumultuous time. Flesh-N-Bone served eight years in prison for assault. The group kicked Bizzy Bone out after a couple of years of issues, but took him back five years later. Krayzie Bone also quit for a few months. In 2010, Wish Bone told

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