There was a time
There was a place
You had a smile, on your face
And everything we had is innocent
I'll go back again..

I touch your hand, the day we met
Its just somethings, you don't forget
You're standing in your dress without your shoes
Last I remember you

If love was enough,
I'll wrap it around you
If love was enough,
To make you stay
If love was enough,
It would surround you
If love was enough,
For you..

There was a road(There was a road)
We never took (We never took)
But through my eyes, we see how it looks
It was everything we know we could've been
But I can't go back again

If love was enough,
I'll wrap it around you
If love was enough,

To make you stay
If love was enough,
It would surround you
If love was enough,
For you..

Its never enough for you
So I'm giving you up... for you
All the love in the world will never be enough... for you
If love was enough,
I'll wrap it around you
If love was enough,
To make you stay
And I still remember
If love was enough,
And you'll let it surround you,
But its never enough

If love was enough,
I'll wrap it all around you
If love was enough,
To make you stay, you'll still be hearing me
If love was enough,
It would always surround you
If love was enough,
For you
If love was enough,
For you...


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If Love Was Enough Lyrics as written by Graham Colton Christopher Keup

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    I think the meaning is fairly clear - much like John Mayer's Split Screen Sadness ("'All you need is love' is a lie/We had love but we still said goodbye"), it's about a relationship that fell apart.

    But this song is simply incredible. It took a few listens to grow on me, and now it's in my top three on the album.

    bobcobbon November 09, 2007   Link

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