Lovin' You Is Worth It
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Lovin' You Is Worth It
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I work hard and I work over time and I'm still deep in debt
I tell myself I'll get ahead but I haven't done it yet
Sometimes I think of giving up leave you pack up and go
But I love you for your sweet lips and in your arms I know
Lovin' you is worth it worth the heartbreak each day
We've come this far together so it's together all the way
I'll admit I'd like to have a house new car and fancy clothes
Dress up go out with you to places where we used to go
And I get lonely even though you do your best for me
And when you tell me I love you and kiss me I can see
Lovin' you is worth it...
We've come this far together so it's together all the way
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