"For What It's Worth" by Gilbert O'Sullivan

I feel so strange here on my own She's out with her friends
While me I don't have one Every time I have some She would
make them all disperse Yet I love her with all of my heart
For what it's worth. She said had I been more careful with
her We wouldn't have had to get married quite so quick And
she never wanted kids Hates the thought of giving birth Yet
I worship the ground she walks upon For what it's worth. I
don't know what I can say Perhaps it's just a passing phase
Nothing worse than being in love with one who isn't If I've
hurt her I'll admit I'll apologize for it Even if what she
says I did, I didn't. I give her the bulk of my weekly pay
She takes it without even thanking me one bit And I've
worked hard for it So a thank you wouldn't hurt Yet I love
her with all of my heart For what it's worth. I don't ask
for very much I'm not one to make a fuss In fact the less
said is for me So much the better Maybe I should be more
strong Tell her straight look.' what's going on But if I do
that, she might leave me
 altogether. Oh, I've been high up and I've been low But
lately the latter is so far out ahead I wish I were dead She
treats me like I was dirt Yet I love her with all my heart
For what it's worth.