G7 C E7/G# Is a rich man worth more than a poor man'

A s^Amtranger worth less than a f^Friend' Is a b^Bdim7aby worth more than an ^C#dim7old man' Your beg^F/Cinning worth more than your ^Gend'

C E7/G# Is a president worth more than his assassin'

Does your v^Amalue decrease with your cr^Fime' Like when ^Bdim7Christ took the place of Ba^C#dim7rabbas Would you ^F/Csay he was wasting his t^Gime'

Well, how ^Fmuch do you think you are wort^Ch, boy' ^Am Will ^Dmanyone stand up and s^Gay' Would you s^Fay that a man^G is worth noth^Cing ^Am Until s^Fomeone is willing to p^Gay'

G7 C E7/G# I suppose that you think you matter

Wel^Aml, how much do you matter t^Fo whom' It's m^Bdim7uch easier at night whe^C#dim7n with friends and bright lights Than muc^F/Ch later alone in your room ^G

G7 C E7/G# Do you think they'll miss one in a billion

Whe^Amn you finish this old human^F race' Does i^Bdim7t really make much of a^C#dim7 difference When you^F/Cr friends have forgotten you^Gr face'

G7 C E7/G# If you heard that your life had been valued

Tha^Amt a price had been paid on ^Fthe nail Would ^Bdim7you ask what was traded^C#dim7, How much^F/C and who paid it Who was He and what was H^Gis name'

G7 C E7/G# If you heard that His name was called Jesus

Wou^Amld you say that the price w^Fas too dear' Held t^Bdim7o the cross not by nail^C#dim7s but by love It was y^F/Cou broke His heart, not the ^Gspear! Would ^G#dim7you say you are worth what it c^Amost Him' You say '^Fno', but the price stays the ^Gsame. If it d^Fon't make you cry, laugh it ^Fmaj7off, pass Him by, But just re^F6member the day when you t^Fmaj7hrow it away That He p^Faid what He th^Gought you were w^Corth.

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How muc^Fh do you think He is worth, bo^Cy' ^Am Will ^Dmanyone stand up and s^Gay' Tell me, ^Fwhat are you wi^Glling to g^Cive Him ^Am In ret^Furn for the price that He pai^Gd'

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Graham Kendrick - How much do you think youre worth