Just about enough
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Just about enough
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I call my mother
On the phone
When I'm feeling alone
Or I sit
With my friends
Till I'm feeling okay again
It's just about, just about enough
It's just about enough to be loved
When I'm down or ready to give up
It's just about enough to be loved
You go to work downtown
And you're surrounded
By a crowd
You know that will never do
Cause all those people
They don't know how to love you
It's just about, just about enough
It's just about enough to be loved
When I'm down and ready to give up
It's just about enough to be loved
When you've run from
The promise land
Leaving Canaan
For some kind of sand
The long way home is often rough
Oh but it's just about enough to be loved
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Who performs "Just about enough"?
Josh Bales performs "Just about enough", and this lyric page sits inside the Josh Bales catalog on LyroVerse.
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