(Paul Overstreet/Don Schlitz)

"How Much Do I Owe You?" Said The Husband To His Wife,
"For Standing Beside Me Through The Hard Years Of My Life.
"Shall I Bring You Diamonds, Shall I Buy You Furs?
"Say The Word And It's Yours.

And His Wife Said: "I Won't Take Less Than Your Love, Sweet Love.
"No, I Won't Take Less Than Your Love.
"All The Riches Of The World Could Never Be Enough,
"And I Won't Take Less Than Your Love."

"How Much Do I Owe You?" To The Mother Said The Son.
"For All That You Have Taught Me In The Days That I Was Young.
"Shall I Bring Expensive Blankets To Cast Upon Your Bed?
"And A Pillow For To Rest Your Weary Head."

And The Mother Said: "I Won't Take Less Than Your Love, Sweet Love.
"No, I Won't Take Less Than Your Love.
"All The Comforts Of The World Could Never Be Enough,
"And I Won't Take Less Than Your Love."

"How Much Do I Owe You?" Said The Man To His Lord.
"For Giving Me This Day And Every Day That's Gone Before.
"Shall I Build A Temple, Shall I Make A Sacrifice?
"Tell Me Lord And I Will Pay The Price."

And The Lord Said: "I Won't Take Less Than Your Love, Sweet Love.
"No, I Won't Take Less Than Your Love.
"All The Treasures Of The World Could Never Be Enough,
"And I Won't Take Less Than Your Love."

"I Won't Take Less Than Your Love, Sweet Love.
"No, I Won't Take Less Than Your Love.
"All The Treasures Of The World Could Never Be Enough,
"And I Won't Take Less Than Your Love."

"No, I Won't Take Less Than Your Love."