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Artist/Band:
Old Crow Medicine Show
Lyrics for Song: Ain't It Enough
Lyrics for Album: Carry Me Back [2012]
Show me a river,
I'll show you an ocean,
Show you a castle,
Turned into sand
For we rise and we fall,
And we crash on the coastline,
But only our love will last till the end
Fortune is fleeting
Time is decieving
Bodies are weak and they turn into dust
Cause following blindly,
But Love is lightening,
It strikes only one time
And ain't it enough
Ain't it enough,
To live by the ways of the world
To be part of the picture
Whatever it's worth
Throw your arms around each other
And love one and another
For it's only one life that we've got
And ain't it enough
Surely all people were made for each other
To join in together When the days turn to dust
So the let the prison walls crumble,
And the borders all tumble
There's a place for us all here
And ain't it enough
Chorus:
Ain't it enough,
To live by the ways of the world,
To be part of the picture,
Whatever it's worth,
Throw your arms around each other,
And love one another another,
For it's only one life that we've got,
And ain't it enough
Bridge:
Late in the evening,
Feeling the wind blow,
Talking to the tree tops,
Warning the sun,
Lying beside you,
Watching the moon rise,
That's all there is babe,
And ain't it enough
* harmonica solo*
Show me a river,
I'll show you an ocean,
With stars just like diamonds,
All shining above
Oh, where the heavens are beaming,
And all the worlds dreaming,
For peace everlasting,
And ain't it enough
Chorus:
Ain't it enough,
To live by the ways of the world,
To be part of the picture,
Whatever it's worth,
Throw your arms around each other
And love one another
For it's only one life that we've got,
And aint it enough
Ain't it enough
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Ain't It Enough
Old Crow Medicine Show's "Ain't It Enough" stands as a quintessential example of their signature blend of bluegrass and country storytelling. Recorded for the 2012 album Carry Me Back, the track exemplifies the band's ability to weave traditional instrumentation with contemporary songwriting that resonates with modern audiences. The song reflects the group's deep commitment to preserving the spirit of Appalachian folk music while pushing the boundaries of what bluegrass can achieve. With its driving rhythm and emotive delivery, the recording captures the essence of the genre's enduring appeal, showcasing the band's status as a leading force in contemporary roots music. The composition highlights the collaborative nature of the group, where each member contributes to a rich tapestry of sound that defines their discography. |
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