They Say Enough
Love's Resilience: Unveiling the Depths of Connection in 'They Say Enough'
Lyrics
When the cords we bound together are starting to decay
Refers to the weakening of the emotional ties or connections that were once strong.
When the words "always" "forever" are starting to bend and fray
Highlights the deterioration of commitment implied by the words "always" and "forever."
When the cold comes between us more and more each day
Describes the increasing emotional distance between individuals as symbolized by the cold.
They say enough-whatcha say, what?
Raises a question about the adequacy of spoken words in addressing the challenges in the relationship.
What have we come to if love is a feeling?
Questions the nature of love, contemplating if it is solely a fleeting emotion.
And I don't feel it?
Expresses a personal sense of not feeling love at the moment, suggesting a disconnection.
You and I both know that love's worth fighting for
Asserts the belief that love is valuable and worth the effort to preserve.
And I'll fight for you
Declares a commitment to fight for the relationship despite the current challenges.
And people will try to convince you of things that you want to hear
Warns about external influences trying to persuade individuals with appealing but possibly misleading statements.
Like "You've got every right to be happy-you've got to do what you feel"
Highlights the importance of personal happiness but emphasizes the need for authenticity.
But love is a garden and it takes two to tend it
Compares love to a garden that requires mutual effort to nurture and sustain.
Day by day, baby we can mend it
Encourages the idea of gradual improvement in the relationship through daily efforts.
But they say enough-whatcha say what?
Reiterates the questioning of the adequacy of words in addressing relationship challenges.
What have we come to if love is a feeling?
Repeats the contemplation of love as a feeling and the current lack of it.
And I don't feel it?
Reiterates the personal sense of not feeling love, emphasizing the emotional disconnect.
You and I both know that love's worth fighting for
Restates the belief in the value of love and the commitment to fight for it.
And I'll fight for you
Reaffirms the determination to fight for the relationship despite its current challenges.
Love is humble
Defines love as humble, suggesting the importance of humility in maintaining a healthy relationship.
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