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An Awful Lot of Money
Livia watches her life fall apart before her eyes. When she's reached the absolute bottom she remembers what her father told her as a child: 'As long as you have money you are happy. As long as you have an awful, awful lot of money.' She sets out to pursue happiness by acquiring an awful lot of money.
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Livia watches her life fall apart before her eyes. When she's reached the absolute bottom she remembers what her father told her as a child: 'As long as you have money you are happy. As long as you have an awful, awful lot of money.' She sets out to pursue happiness by acquiring an awful lot of money.
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Jonatan Etzler, Jonatan Sköld
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