Aye look
Gas tank is about on "E"
I bet we can still make it to the beach and back
Not stressing 'bout a salary
'Cause all the best things are free
In fact
Money ain't never gonna change my worth (No, no)
In the end we all end up dirt (Yeah, yeah)
If you ask me how much how I earn, I'll tell you
That I'm a rich man 'cause I got you by my side
Ten million reasons I'm grateful to be alive
I'm a rich man 'bout wealthy as they come
All just because I woke up with some air in my lungs
So, I'm a rich man
(I'm a rich man)
(Mm, yeah, aye, aye, aye)
Fridge 'bout out of groceries
I bet we can still make it through the week with that
Not stressing 'bout a calorie
'Cause I know God feeds all the birds in fact
Money ain't never gonna change my worth (No, no)
In the end, we all end up dirt (Yeah, yeah)
If you ask me how much how I earn, I'll tell you
I'm a rich man 'cause I got you by my side
Ten million reasons I'm grateful to be alive
I'm a rich man 'bout wealthy as they come
All just because I woke up with some air in my lungs
So, I'm a rich man
Oh, oh, oh
(I'm a rich man)
Oh, oh, oh
I used to think that I could be fulfilled with the money and the fame
'Til I got a little and it all just fell to shame
If I get the world then what did I really gain?
Except a couple faces who don't know my mama's name
If you got some people that love you
The warm breeze around you
The good God above you
I don't think that we can get much more from life than that (no)
So, if you ask me I will state the fact
That I'm a rich man (I'm a rich man)
'Cause I got you by my side
Ten million reasons I'm grateful to be alive
I'm a rich man 'bout wealthy as they come
All just because I woke up with some air in my lungs
So, I'm a rich man
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RICH MAN
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Aug 17, 2026 updated
Verified editorial review
Forrest Frank's song 'Rich Man' is a joyful, upbeat reflection on true wealth. The artist sings that money and fame don't define a person's worth, and that real riches are found in relationships, simple pleasures, and gratitude for life itself. He mentions not stressing about a salary or groceries, trusting that God provides, and references the idea that in the end everyone returns to dust. The song encourages listeners to recognize the abundance in their lives, such as loved ones, nature, and waking up each day. It's a feel-good, faith-based anthem about contentment and perspective.
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