Suits

Suits is a USA Network legal drama starring industry veterans Gabriel Macht and Patrick J. Adams. Now to the Suits Theme Song. The original song is entitled “Greenback Boogie” and is by the Los Angeles-based band Ima Robot. Ima Robot has been around since the late 90s; they are categorized (genre) as “synth-rock” or “dance rock.”

Below is the 30-second opening of the show.

Lyrics

See the money wanna stay, for your meal

Get another piece of pie, for your wife

Everybody wanna know, how it feel

Everybody wanna see, what it’s like

I’ll even eat a bean pie, I don’t mind

Me and Missy is so very busy busy making money

Alright

All step back, I’m ’bout to dance

The greenback boogie.

Below is the official video of “Greenback Boogie” (complete song).

Lyrics №2

See the money wanna stay for your meal

Get another piece of pie for your wife

Everybody wanna known how it feel

Everybody wanna see what it’s like

For baby wanna be a queen well alright

We all deserve the finer things in this life

So working on a little job in the night

That’s forty dollars an hour when I see the light

The boss said I look tired I don’t mind

He’ll be working in a small box ’til he die

For me I gotta be free all my life

I want a little cream cheese in my pie

Alright

Yeah all that time for you know that’s

The greenback boogie

The motherfucking boogie

Now puttin’ on a big wig

Walkin’ hall

Hanging with them big pigs

Huff and toss

Got me a couple ideas straight from god

I want a bean pie order me a bean pie

Living in a a beehive and I don’t mind

Me and Missy it’s so early, busy busy makin’ money

Alright

All step back, I’m ’bout to dance

The greenback boogie

The greenback boogie

Boogie now for me

Hey

Say it’s more better

When you give it away

It’s called the greenback boogie

What people don’t say now, I’ll say

It’s better when you give it away

It’s called the greenback boogie

Don’t give it all away now, I’ll say

It’s better when you give it away

It’s called the greenback boogie

Don’t give it all away now, I’ll say

See the money wanna stay

For your meal

Or say it’s gonna put some love in your life

Don’t ya really want to know how it feel

Everybody wanna see what it’s like

People wanna be inside

It ain’t lies

We all know there’s better things in this life

Yes I’ll step out for your last dance

On the greenback boogie

Motherfucking boogie

Boogie oogie oogie

Greenback boogie

C’mon back to paradise

C’mon back to paradise

C’mon back to paradise

C’mon back to

C’mon back to

C’mon back to paradise

C’mon back to paradise

C’mon back to paradise

C’mon back to c’mon back to

It’s the greenback boogie

It’s the greenback boogie

Don’t give it away now

Don’t give it all away now, I say

It’s better

In the greenback boogie

Don’t give it away now

Don’t give it all away now, I say

It’s better

It’s the greenback boogie

Don’t give it all away now

C’mon back to paradise

C’mon back to, c’mon back to

C’mon back to paradise

C’mon back to paradise

C’mon back to paradise

C’mon back, c’mon back to

C’mon back to paradise.

WAIT! THERE IS MORE! If you’re a real Suits fan, there’s one more catchy tune that you indeed associate with the show. They play it mainly during the closing credits. It’s a short instrumental tune by the show’s composer Christopher Tyng. Tyng is a well-known television composer who has contributed to The O.C., Futurama, and Rescue Me. Below is the said tune.