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Lyrics:
It was a common story, yeah who cares that I changed?
Why are people freaking out?
Maybe I gave in more than I should, maybe I sold out
But the truth was I was really getting nowhere until I woke up and found
That morals can’t take you up to the top your standards pull you down
Chorus:
Was it worth it what I gave away
For five minutes of fame
Minutes over no one knows my name
I always said the thing that meant the most to me was my very integrity
Who would have thought I’d ever trade it all for popularity
‘Cause the truth is though I’ve made it to the top I’m anything but satisfied
I gave up the only thing that mattered for this empty life
This time I’m saying no
This world will know what I believe in
I’ve lost enough to know
That life’s too short to waste it
Or my minute of fame
Behind the Song:
"We wrote it as a parody about one of us selling out. As Christians we have to be so careful not to be consumed with the things that the world says are important. The world offers us many different ways to get value, fame and importance if we compromise a little. Is it worth it what we have to give away to be noticed or to be valued?" - Lauren Barlow (BarlowGirl)
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