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It began with a mistake,
I don't know what was at stake
I realize I was to blame, I just want things to be the same
I'll be the first to apologize and I know these things take time
I think of you and I see red even though you were alright in bed
It's not that we don't get along, it's just that you are always wrong
At least you could pretend that I was right in the end
Why won't you ever let this die, you can see how hard I've tried
Please don't hold this over my head,
Let's just say enough's been said
Enough is enough
I know I was to blame
I just want things to be the same
Just shut up and make it right
Well it's been a long long time and I've realized my crime
I want to leave it up to you
But you never seem to come through
Why don't you finish what you start
Before this whole thing falls apart
You know I'm beginning to think
That you drove me to drink
Not that I'm placing blame
But you're giving me a bad name
Why won't you eer let this die,
You can see how hard I've tried
I guess its time to say,
Fuck Off I'm gone after today
Enough is enough
I know I was to blame
I just want things to be the same
Just shut up and make it right
I never thought this would be such a nightmare
Get over your bad self, I don't, I don't really care
I don't, I don't really care
Enough is enough
I know I was to blame
I just want things to be the same
Just shut up and make it right
Just shut up and make it right
I don't know what was at stake
I realize I was to blame, I just want things to be the same
I'll be the first to apologize and I know these things take time
I think of you and I see red even though you were alright in bed
It's not that we don't get along, it's just that you are always wrong
At least you could pretend that I was right in the end
Why won't you ever let this die, you can see how hard I've tried
Please don't hold this over my head,
Let's just say enough's been said
Enough is enough
I know I was to blame
I just want things to be the same
Just shut up and make it right
Well it's been a long long time and I've realized my crime
I want to leave it up to you
But you never seem to come through
Why don't you finish what you start
Before this whole thing falls apart
You know I'm beginning to think
That you drove me to drink
Not that I'm placing blame
But you're giving me a bad name
Why won't you eer let this die,
You can see how hard I've tried
I guess its time to say,
Fuck Off I'm gone after today
Enough is enough
I know I was to blame
I just want things to be the same
Just shut up and make it right
I never thought this would be such a nightmare
Get over your bad self, I don't, I don't really care
I don't, I don't really care
Enough is enough
I know I was to blame
I just want things to be the same
Just shut up and make it right
Just shut up and make it right
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Enough Lyrics as written by Mitchell Tenpenny Jim Beavers
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