I Worship You The Little Willies

"I Worship You" by The Little Willies, released in 2006, is a #Country song that expresses deep admiration and love for someone special. The lyrics convey devotion and longing, highlighting themes of worship and idealization in relationships. The song features a blend of traditional country instrumentation with a laid-back vibe, showcasing the band's unique sound. Its heartfelt sentiment resonates with listeners, contributing to its appeal in the Americana music scene.

I worship you and the things you do
Still you're not satisfied
I paid the cost, I've loved, I've lost
But still I worship you

When we first fell in love we were always side by side
Never then did I think you'd go wrong
Then you started goin' out with the wrong kind of crowd
To my sorrow I've found that you've gone

Well, I worship you and the things you do
Still you're not satisfied
I paid the cost, I've loved, I've lost
But still I worship you

I go back to the home and I lie awake 'til dawn
Still I can't get you out of my life
And my friends next day say what a price I must pay
Last night I saw someone with your wife

Well, I worship you and the things you do
Still you're not satisfied
I paid the cost, I've loved, I've lost
But still I worship you
I paid the cost, I've loved, I've lost
But still I worship you

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