
There Ain't Enough
Written by Tommy Atkins and Kevin McAleer
Isn’t there anywhere in this town
I can go without you strutting in?
The second we locked eyes, well, I rolled mine
But you didn’t take the hint
Shouting over the bar band
Pouring out your heart
And spilling your two-for-one drinks
Saying that you miss me
Leaning in to kiss me
But, sweetie, here’s the thing…
There ain’t enough whiskey in Tennessee
For you to be coming home with me
Ain’t enough beer brewed in Milwaukee
For me to forget how you made me feel
There ain’t enough Cuervo down in Mexico
To make me regret that I let you go
If you think I’m good and drunk and you’re getting some
Honey, there ain’t enough
I’ll admit, there were times in the past
When the booze and your blues had me dickmatized
But I’m done being kicked to the curb
And calling a cab for a ride of shame
Hell, I learned my lesson
And I count my blessings
Every time that I hear your name
Now I respect myself
Only drink top shelf
And you’re the bottom of the barrel, babe
There ain’t enough whiskey in Tennessee
For you to be coming home with me
Ain’t enough beer brewed in Milwaukee
For me to forget how you made me feel
There ain’t enough Cuervo down in Mexico
To make me regret that I let you go
If you think I’m good and drunk and you’re getting some
Honey, there ain’t enough
But every now and then I’m lonely late at night
And I’m looking round the room at closing time
Then I see you underneath the neon lights
But nothing’s gonna make me wanna take you back or change my mind
No!
There ain’t enough whiskey in Tennessee
For you to be coming home with me
Ain’t enough beer brewed in Milwaukee
For me to forget how you made me feel
There ain’t enough Cuervo down in Mexico
To make me regret that I let you go
If you think I’m good and drunk and you’re getting some
Honey, there ain’t enough…
Whiskey in Tennessee
For you to be coming home with me
Ain’t enough beer brewed in Milwaukee
For me to forget how you made me feel
There ain’t enough Cuervo down in Mexico
To make me regret that I let you go
If you think I’m good and drunk and you’re getting some
Honey, there ain’t enough