I'm Worth Every Penny Poem by Mark Heathcote

I know I'm not worth much.
But I'm worth every penny.
So, you better give me more.
You better give me plenty.
If you ever want to marry me at all

I know I'm not worth much.
But I'm worth every penny.
So, you better give me more.
You better give me a pretty penny.
If you ever want to marry me at all

I know I'm not worth much.
But I'm worth every penny.
And I know in the future you want a baby.
So, you better give me more.
You better give me more than a handful of wedding confetti.

And I know in the future you'll get lost.
And ask for forgiveness.
And swear on your life on our baby.
So, you better give me more,
More commitment, because I'm worth every penny.

If you want me to marry me and for me,
And for me never let you go.