Worth Fighting For Lyrics by Trevor Jackson
Drinkin’ at the bar alone
You was twenty-one, I was a little older
I sat beside you and said hello
What a face, bet it came from your mother
She taught me how to love again
Those were the days that you wanted to stay
We picked it up and it fell again
Now you’re walkin’ out, baby, don’t go
Said you’d never leave, now who’s the liar?
We’ve been through the rain, but can you stand the fire?
This love is worth fighting for
That is something worth fighting for, woah
So we gotta keep fighting
Battlefield is where our dreams be reality it seems
I can’t feel nothing no more
I wanna close my eyes
And go back to the way it used to be
I wish that it could be that simple
‘Cause now I’m all alone in bed again
You did some things and I made some mistakes, yeah
We picked it up and it fell again
Now you’re walkin’ out, baby, don’t go
Said you’d never leave, now who’s the liar?
We’ve been through the rain, but can you stand the fire?
This love is worth fighting for
That is something worth fighting for
So we gotta keep fighting
Tell me, can we keep fighting?
Similar track: All of Me – John Legend
“All of Me” by John Legend is a close match to “Worth Fighting For” by Trevor Jackson: Both songs capture the raw vulnerability of imperfect love that persists through hardship. They share imagery of battlefield relationships and emotional exhaustion, yet maintain a fierce determination to preserve the connection despite repeated falls and rises in the relationship’s journey.
Read the lyrics for All of Me – John Legend.