Ingrid Michaelson (born 8th December 1979) is a U.S. singer-songwriter whose single "The Way I Am" reached number thirty-seven on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart.
She took up piano at the age of five, attending Manhattan's Third Street Music School for two years, going on to the Jewish Community Center of Staten Island's Dorothy Delson Kuhn Music Institute. There she met vocal coach Elizabeth McCullough, who worked with her through high school.
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Don't you worry there, my honey C We might not have any money Csus4 But we've got our love to pay the bills Am/CF/C Maybe I think you're cute and funny C Maybe I wanna do want bunnies Csus4 do with you if you know what I mean Am/CF/C
Chorus: Oh, let's get rich and buy our parents CE7 homes in the south of France F/CC Let's get rich and give everybody nice sweaters and CE7 teach them how to dance F/CG7sus4, G7 Let's get rich and build a house on a mountain making CE7 everybody look like ants F/CF#dim (or D7) from way up there, you and I, CF/C You and I. GC
Well you might be a bit confused, C And you might be a little bit bruised Csus4 But baby how we spoon like no one else. Am/CF/C So I will help you read those books, C if you will soothe my worried looks Csus4 And we will put the lonesome on the shelf. Am/CF/C
Chorus: Oh, let's get rich and buy our parents CE7 homes in the south of France F/CC Let's get rich and give everybody nice sweaters and CE7 teach them how to dance F/CG7sus4, G7 Let's get rich and build a house on a mountain making CE7 everybody look like ants F/CF#dim (or D7) from way up there, you and I, CF/C You and I. GC, Csus4, C
Chorus (a capella): Oh, let's get rich and buy our parents homes in the south of France. Let's get rich and give everybody nice sweater and teach them how to dance. Let's get rich and build a house on a mountain making everybody look like ants from way up there. You and I, you and I.