OLD MONEY Lyrics – AP DHILLON

[Intro: Yograj Singh]
The song opens with Yograj Singh's powerful narration, emphasizing the strength and courage of the Jatt community. He speaks of not seeking justice through legal means but through the power of their own hands. This sets the tone for the song, which is about self-reliance and the pride of the Jatt heritage, where land is not acquired through legal documents but through strength and determination.

[Verse 1: AP Dhillon]
In this verse, AP Dhillon reflects on the fearlessness of the Jatt community. He describes how they are not afraid of challenges or obstacles, whether from their rural roots or their experiences in the city. The mention of "GT yaaran ne" refers to the friends who have made their mark in the city, symbolizing the connection between their rural origins and urban success. The verse emphasizes that their focus is not on accumulating wealth but on maintaining their values and principles.

[Chorus: AP Dhillon]
The chorus highlights the curiosity of others about the wealth and status of the Jatt community. The "gori" symbolizes those who are intrigued by the strength and legacy of the Jatts, particularly those who have built strongholds and accumulated wealth. The repetition of the chorus underscores the pride and respect that the Jatt community commands, as well as the interest their success generates.

[Verse 2: AP Dhillon]
This verse delves deeper into the work ethic and determination of the Jatt community. AP Dhillon mentions the "John Deere," a symbol of hard work and agriculture, representing their connection to the land. He contrasts their honest labor with the deceit they have encountered from others, emphasizing that they have never resorted to dishonesty. This verse reinforces the idea that their wealth and success are the results of hard work and integrity.

[Chorus: AP Dhillon]
The chorus is repeated to emphasize the ongoing curiosity and admiration for the Jatt community's success. It serves as a reminder of the respect they have earned through their resilience and determination.

[Verse 3: AP Dhillon]
In the final verse, AP Dhillon speaks about the global success of the Jatt community. He mentions purchasing a ranch in Montana, symbolizing the expansion of their influence and wealth beyond their traditional roots. The verse highlights their ability to play the game of wealth and success while maintaining their values. The reference to Shinda indicates that their deals are always straightforward and honest, further emphasizing their integrity.

[Outro: Yograj Singh]
The outro brings the song full circle, with Yograj Singh reiterating the pride of the Jatt community. He speaks of preserving their traditions and honoring their heritage, even as they face challenges. The mention of taking an oath to swiftly bring death to their enemies reflects their fierce determination and commitment to their values.