What It's Worth
Oh, make money, get a wife
Get a job for life, and live happily ever after
Grow old, get wise
Share your stories of time, how you'd
Trade your money for laughter every time
Put your health and your time
In the back of your mind
Until there's nothing to look after
No worries inside
Push them all aside and run
From them a little faster
Believe they're gone
Work for time to live
Live for work to give you the answers
Oh, money to ease your mind
Grand delusions of time
You can purchase
So tell me what it's worth, your time on this earth
Is it numbers on a screen
The smiles you've seen
Or does it hurt
Oh, does it hurt to believe
The time you've seen has been gone
Oh, is life so unfair
Do we love and we share
Or do we take all we can
Do we seem a little lost
But at what cost
Have we gained all that we have
Do we even know
Just how to show
Those that we love that we care
So tell me what it's worth, your time on this earth
Is it numbers on a screen
The smiles you've seen
Or does it hurt
Oh, does it hurt to believe
The time you've seen has been gone
Oh, make money, get a wife
Get a job for life
And live happily ever after
Grow old, get wise
Share your stories of time how you'd
Trade your money for life every time
Get a job for life, and live happily ever after
Grow old, get wise
Share your stories of time, how you'd
Trade your money for laughter every time
Put your health and your time
In the back of your mind
Until there's nothing to look after
No worries inside
Push them all aside and run
From them a little faster
Believe they're gone
Work for time to live
Live for work to give you the answers
Oh, money to ease your mind
Grand delusions of time
You can purchase
So tell me what it's worth, your time on this earth
Is it numbers on a screen
The smiles you've seen
Or does it hurt
Oh, does it hurt to believe
The time you've seen has been gone
Oh, is life so unfair
Do we love and we share
Or do we take all we can
Do we seem a little lost
But at what cost
Have we gained all that we have
Do we even know
Just how to show
Those that we love that we care
So tell me what it's worth, your time on this earth
Is it numbers on a screen
The smiles you've seen
Or does it hurt
Oh, does it hurt to believe
The time you've seen has been gone
Oh, make money, get a wife
Get a job for life
And live happily ever after
Grow old, get wise
Share your stories of time how you'd
Trade your money for life every time
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Writer(s): Callum Richard Kenworthy
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