High Enough
Love's Limits: Noah Guthrie's High Enough Unveils the Struggle Within
Lyrics
It was a Tuesday I packed my things. Black bags with yellow strings
Reflecting on a specific Tuesday when the narrator packed belongings in black bags with yellow strings.
Left a letter on the kitchen floor Hugged the dog, slammed the door
Left a letter on the kitchen floor and emotionally parted ways, expressing farewell by hugging the dog and slamming the door.
You called me and I felt bad
Recalling a phone call where the narrator felt remorseful.
I love you baby but what we had Turns me into a crazy man
Expressing love but acknowledging that the relationship turns the narrator into an emotionally distressed person, too complex for the partner to comprehend.
Too heavy for you to understand.
Describing the emotional weight of the situation as too burdensome for the partner to grasp.
For my dark side there was
Acknowledging the existence of a dark side within the narrator.
Nothing you could do.
Implying that the partner is powerless in addressing the narrator's dark side.
Carry burdens over mountains for you.
Expressing a willingness to bear heavy burdens and challenges for the partner.
Oh your love don't reach high enough. Your love don't reach high enough. Your love don't reach high enough. Your love don't reach high enough.
Repeating that the partner's love is insufficient and doesn't reach the necessary emotional height.
Frankly babe I'm not surprised.
Expressing lack of surprise at the inadequacy of the partner's love.
We've been living separate lives for a long time.
Acknowledging a long period of living separate lives.
You've been stuck inside your head
Noting that the partner has been preoccupied with internal thoughts.
All the things I've should have said.
Regretting unspoken words and communication gaps in the relationship.
Playing in my mind.
Indicating that unspoken thoughts play repeatedly in the narrator's mind.
For my dark side there was
Reiterating the existence of a dark side in the narrator.
Nothing you could do.
Emphasizing the partner's inability to address the narrator's dark side.
Carry burdens over mountains for you.
Expressing a commitment to carry heavy burdens for the partner.
Oh your love don't reach high enough. Your love don't reach high enough. Your love don't reach high enough. Your love don't reach high enough.
Repeating the theme that the partner's love falls short and doesn't reach the necessary emotional height.
Oh your love don't reach high enough. Your love don't reach high enough. Your love don't reach high enough. Your love don't reach high enough.
Final repetition of the inadequacy of the partner's love in reaching the required emotional depth.
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