🔥 "Know Your Worth (And Match It)" 🔥
(Spoken Word Rock Anthem)
🎤 Intro (spoken, slow and deliberate):
I don't know who needs to hear this…
But love ain't built on bodies or bank accounts.
It's built on value.
And too many out here? They're bankrupt.
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🎸 Verse 1 (spoken with building rhythm):
Take sex off the table—what’s left on the plate?
Some offer lust, but can’t serve a clean slate.
Take money out the picture—and what's the scene?
A man used up, while she’s still acting like a queen.
You want a man to provide, to protect, to pay—
But when he’s drowning, where are you that day?
Can’t even send airtime, can’t cover a meal,
Yet want heaven on Earth, like love’s just a deal?
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🎶 Chorus (sung/yelled, hard rock energy):
Know your worth and demand the same!
Don’t fall for pretty lips with no flame.
If they can’t build, then let them go—
You’re not an ATM, you’re a soul!
Go for the best—don’t settle for less,
You deserve love that won’t leave you a mess!
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🎸 Verse 2 (spoken, aggressive):
You want a man with a car?
Show us the keys to your drive.
You want six figures?
Where’s your hustle to survive?
Don't hate broke men if your purse echoes too,
Double standards kill love, that much is true.
Slay with your senses, not just your waist—
Beauty fades, but wisdom? That never goes to waste.
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🎸🔥 Bridge (spoken over guitar solo):
A woman ain’t weak—she’s powerful as hell…
But only if she builds, not just takes and yells.
And a man ain’t just muscle, or money, or grind—
He needs love that sharpens, not love that blinds.
Stop dating potential. Stop playing the fool.
Go build an empire—with a queen, not a tool.
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🎶 Final Chorus (full band, heavy):
Know your worth and demand the same!
Don’t fall for smooth talk with no aim.
If they can’t love you in the storm and the sun,
They ain’t your partner—they’re just someone.
Go for the best—don’t settle for stress,
You deserve more than a beautiful mess!
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🎤 Outro (spoken, echo fade):
Call a spade a spade.
Not a spoon.
Not a dream.
Not a queen if she won’t lift you too.
You were born for more.
Act like it.
Robert Ramage 
