You could buy me (Em)dia monds,

I’ll

you could buy me (Bm)pearls,

take me on a (Am7)cruise a round the world.

(Ba by, you know I’m worth it.) Din ner lit by (Em)can dles,

run my bub ble (Bm)bath,

make love ten der (Am7)ly to last and last.

(Ba by, you know I’m worth it.)

Wan na (G6)please, wan na keep, wan na (Em)treat your the wom an ing (D)right.

Not just (G6)dough, but a show that you (Em)know she is worth your (D)time.

You will (G6)lose if you choose to re (Em)fuse to put her (D)first.

She (B7)will, if she can, find a man who knows her worth.

’Cause a real man

knows a real wom an when he (Bm7)sees

her,

and a real wom an knows a real man

ain’t ’fraid to please her.

And a real wom an knows a real man

al ways (Bm7)comes

first,

and a real man just can’t de ny

a wom an’s worth.

(Em)Mm hm mm hm,

(Bm7)mm hm mm hm,

(Em)mm hm mm hm,

(Bm7)mm.

If you treat me (Em)fair ly,

I’ll

give you all my (Bm)goods;

treat you like a (Am7)real a wom an should.

(Ba by, I know you’re worth it.) If you nev er (Em)play me,

prom ise not to (Bm)bluff,

make I’ll hold you (Am7)down when shit gets rough.

(Ba by, I know you’re worth it.)

She na (G6)walks the na mile makes you (Em)smile, all the while be ing (D)true.

Don’t just (G6)take for a grant ed the (Em)pas sions that she has (D)you.

You will (G6)lose if you choose to re (Em)fuse to put her (D)first.

She (B7)will, if she can, find a man who knows her worth.

’Cause a real man

knows a real wom an when he (Bm7)sees

her,

and a real wom an knows a real man

ain’t ’fraid to please her.

And a real wom an knows a real man

al ways (Bm7)comes

first,

and a real man just can’t de ny

a wom an’s worth.

(Em)Mm hm mm hm,

(Bm7)mm hm mm hm,

(Em)mm hm mm hm,

(Bm7)mm.

If you treat me a wom an’s worth.

No (Am7)need to read be (Bm7)tween the lines spelled (Cmaj7)out (Bm7)for (Am7)you.

Just hear this song, ’cause you (Bm7)can’t go wrong when you (Cmaj7)val

(Am7)ue

a (B7)wom an’s, wom an’s, wom an’s, wom an’s worth.

’Cause a real man

knows a real wom an when he (Bm7)sees

her,

and a real wom an knows a real man

ain’t ’fraid to please her.

And a real wom an knows a real man

al ways (Bm7)comes

first,

and a real man just can’t de ny

a wom an’s worth.

’Cause a real man

knows a real wom an when he (Bm7)sees

her,

and a real wom an knows a real man

ain’t ’fraid to please her.

And a real wom an knows a real man

al ways (Bm7)comes

first,

and a real man just can’t de ny

a wom an’s worth.

’Cause a real a wom an’s worth.