The One

Gary Allan

All the days that ended well in to tomorrow
All the times I couldn't lay it on the line
This old conscience that I could never follow
I hate to say it but I wish it wasn't mine
All the broken hearts that didn't see it coming
All the tears that should've never hit the floor
All the looking back and mainly all the running
All these reasons that I'm standing at your door

I think I've had enough
This time I've given in
Without you it's too rough
So I'm standing here again
I've finally realized
This love it never dies
I'm really not that tough
No I'm really not that tough
I think I've had enough

Life is gonna be a circus
Rain or shine
Heights did always make me nervous
So if you're gonna ride the Ferris Wheel
I'll need your hand in mine

I think I've had enough
This time I've given in
Without you it's too rough
So I'm crawling back again
I've finally realized
This love that never dies
I'm really not that tough
No I'm really not that tough
I think I've had enough

I'm really not that tough
I think I've had enough

I think I've had enough


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I Think I've Had Enough Lyrics as written by Brett Ryan Eldredge Pat Mclaughlin

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    Amazing song.

    CBGB87on January 31, 2006   Link

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