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Love is Never Enough
02:42
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Love is never enough
oh, love is never enough
They say it moves mountains
but mountains ain't that tough
Oh love is never enough
Love can't shelter your home
from the sweeping arms of the storm
Or pay back your mortgage
or keep your lights on
Oh love is never enough
Love is never enough
oh, love is never enough
They say it builds bridges
but the bridge is all backed up
Oh love is never enough
Love can't bring back the dead
or tell you what they would've said
And it can't let you hold them
for a last precious time
oh love is never enough
Love is never enough
oh, love is never enough
they say it saves lives
but we keep dying all the time
oh love is never enough
Love is never enough
they say it's pure but it soon turns corrupt
It can tear down a mountain
but it can't put it back up
oh love is never enough
Love is never enough
oh, love is never enough
It can tear down a mountain
but it can't put it back up
oh love is never enough
It can tear down a mountain
but it can't put it back up
oh love is never enough
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Always Enough
03:26
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Ah, when you arrive
it's always waiting
a beautiful surprise
Ah, when you awake
there's no escaping
the strangeness of the day
Haul down the blinds
the streets are bare
and it's closing time
You're always enough
but you just don't see
the value of your love
Ah, when you break down
there's so much wisdom
buried in the ground
Ah, when you fall short
it's just a footnote
in a beautiful report
All down the line
you're undecided
a worried mind
But in this design
you're always perfect
you're right on time
Right on time
right on time
right on time
a lovely shipwreck
a fragment of a shrine
You're always enough
you're always enough
you're always enough
ah but you just don't see
ah but you just don't see
ah but you just don't see
the value of your love
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