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Vibes v2

HE'S NOT WORTHLESS
Words and Music by Suzy Andrews, Rhob Elliott
©2025 Awful Racket Music
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[Verse 1]
He's danced with shadows
Fought the fading light
Battled through the darkness
Every single night
Carried burdens heavy
Etched upon his face
Convinced himself he's lost 
This lonely battle and tiring race

[Chorus]
He thinks he's worthless
Thinks he's nothing more
Than a broken record
Thrown on the floor
He's tired of being discarded
Tossed aside with ease
Like worthless sheets of music
Scattered on the floor
But oh, he doesn't realize
He's everything to me

[Verse 2]
I see the strength he hides
The fire deep inside
The resilience in his spirit
Where the struggles hide
He's been knocked down and bruised
Left shaken in the dust
But every time he rises
I admire him and trust

[Chorus]
He thinks he's worthless
Thinks he's nothing more
Than a broken record
Thrown on the floor
He's tired of being discarded
Tossed aside with ease
Like worthless sheets of music
Scattered on the floor
But oh, he doesn't realize
He's everything to me

[Bridge]
The world might try to break him
Tell him he's not enough
Whispered lies and doubts
That make the going tough
But I'll be here to catch him
When he starts to fall 
And I'll remind him of his beauty
Strength and all

[Chorus]
He thinks he's worthless
Thinks he's nothing more
Than a broken record
Thrown on the floor
He's tired of being discarded
Tossed aside with ease
Like worthless sheets of music
Scattered on the floor
But oh, he doesn't realize
He's everything to me

[Bridge]
He's everything to me
He doesn't understand
I'll hold him close and whisper
And take him by the hand
I'll never discard him
Never let him go
He's everything to me
The only love I know

[Verse 3]
I see the strength he hides
The fire deep inside
The resilience in his spirit
Where the struggles hide
He's been knocked down and bruised
Left shaken in the dust
But every time he rises
I admire him and in him I trust

[Chorus]
He thinks he's worthless
Thinks he's nothing more
Than a broken record
Thrown on the floor
He's tired of being discarded
Tossed aside with ease
Like worthless sheets of music
Scattered on the floor
But oh, he doesn't realize
He's everything to me
The world might try to break him
Tell him he's not enough
Whispered lies and doubts
That make the going tough
But I'll be here to catch him
When he starts to fall
And I'll remind him of his beauty
Strength and all

[Outro]
He thinks he's worthless
Thinks he's nothing more
Than a broken record
Thrown on the floor
He's tired of being discarded
Tossed aside with ease
Like worthless sheets of music
Scattered on the floor
He's everything to me
The only love I've ever known...

HE'S NOT WORTHLESS

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