songs in which music stars gripe about how it sucks to be rich and famous

Anyway, Nirvana - "Serve the Servants"

My baby gives me the finance blues
Tax me to the limit of my revenues
Here she come finger popping clickety click
She says "furs or diamonds, you can take your pick"

Chorus
She wants money
(what she wants)
She wants money
(what she wants)
She wants money
(what she wants)
She wants money
(what she wants)
Money, money, money, money, money
Money, money, money, money, money

She says "Money, honey", I'd rob a bank
I just load my gun and mosey down to the bank
Knocking off my neighbourhood savings and loan
To keep my sweet chiquita in eau de Cologne

[chorus]

Mama, don't send me down to rob that bank again
I got a notion you're leading me to sin
Won't you relax, won't you lay way back
Don't you bug your honey about no Cadillac
It's only bucks, you don't need no jack
So won't you please relax and lay way back

My baby's loving gives me such a thrill
It gives me inspiration making counterfeit bills
Now some folks say the best things in life are free
I sure don't get no loving living honestly

[chorus]

Lord made a lady out of Adam's rib
Next thing you know you got women's lib
Lovely to look upon, heaven to touch
It's a real shame they got to cost so much

[chorus]

Grateful Dead Recordings
Date: studio 1974
Album: From The Mars Hotel

Oh, and by the way, the entirety of Ray of Light practically fits under this category.

Firm evidence that Dan is clearly on hard drugs, or at least that he is the Anti-Me (Harvard v Princeton, singer v instrumentalist, no appreciation for J-Lo v unconditional love for J-Lo). Don't you realize that the ultimate perfection of that song is the utter shamelessness of her constant apologies for being loaded?!? Put that one and 'I'm Real' together on a playlist and you have a guaranteed laugh riot, with a hot (if massively oversampled) beat, and a taste of Ja Rule as well. Priceless.