Lucas John and The Delinquents Share New Song 'Rich Girl'
(Publicity Nation) Nashville based artist Lucas John and his band The Delinquents release new single "Rich Girl." The track is now available on all digital streaming platforms.
Lucas John delivers a heartfelt, feel-good anthem with "Rich Girl," a track rooted in real love and the priceless simplicity of meaningful connection. Written during a relationship that left a lasting impression, the song honors emotional wealth over material success. It spotlights the kind of affection that makes someone feel like the richest person in the world.
Built on catchy melodies and classic country storytelling, "Rich Girl" flips the idea of being "rich" on its head. John sets the tone early with lines like "I ain't got silver bars in a basement safe / or a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame / I ain't got a trust fund in my name," grounding the song in humility and honesty. That sincerity pays off in the warm, instantly memorable refrain: "I'm rich girl because you love me."
The second verse adds a clever, playful edge as he sings, "Good ole Buffett and Bezos, they ain't got nothing on me / my ugly mug's on the front of Forbes Magazine / I'm the kind of loaded people wish they could be," reinforcing the track's message that devotion, gratitude, and genuine affection hold more value than anything money can buy.
The Delinquents bring additional texture and energy, giving the song a timeless country-rock charm that feels both familiar and refreshing. Their dynamic musicianship anchors the track with warmth and soul, making "Rich Girl" an instant singalong moment and one of John's most resonant releases yet.
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