Never Enough
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Never Enough
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Baby you know it's never enough
I need all these different things
All these different things
and your love
You drive me around this same old town
You know I gotta get my wheels
I gotta get my feet on the ground
One day I will I promise I can
I'll be a whole different man
I swear I gotta plan for our love
Will you drive me to the airport I think
I should go home, I'm not sure where that is now but I need to go alone
Baby you know it's never enough
And I'd rather be gone
Than take you down this road
That I'm on
I couldn't sleep last night
I couldn't get my head on right
I couldn't sleep last night
I couldn't get my head on right
Will you drive me to the airport I think
I should go home, I'm not sure where that is now but I need to go alone
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