I Think I've Had Enough
Gary Allan · Get Off on the Pain [2010]
All the times I couldn't lay it on the line
This old conscience that I could never follow
I hate to say it but I wish it wasn't mine
All the broken hearts that didn't see it comin'
All the tears that should have never hit the floor
All the lookin' back but mainly all the runnin'
All these reasons I'm standing at your door
I think I've had enough
This time I'm givin' in
Without you it's too rough
So I'm standing here again
I finally realize
It's love that never dies
And I'm really not that tough
No I'm really not that tough
I think I've had enough
Life is gonna be a circus
Rain or shine
Rides did always make me nervous
So if I'm gonna ride the Ferris wheel I'll need your hand in mine
I've think I've had enough
This time I'm giving in
Without you it's too rough
So I'm crawling back again
I've finally realize
It's love that never dies
And I'm really not that tough
No I'm really not that tough
I think I've had enough
I'm really not that tough
I think I've had enough
Think I've had enough
I Think I've Had Enough
Gary Allan's "I Think I've Had Enough" serves as a raw, confessional song on his 2010 album *Get Off on the Pain*. Recorded in the heart of the country music genre, the track exemplifies Allan's signature blend of acoustic storytelling and emotive vocal delivery. The song explores themes of emotional exhaustion and the decision to disengage from a relationship that has become unmanageable. As part of his discography spanning the late 1990s through the 2010s, this recording reflects a period where Allan frequently addressed personal struggles and the complexities of modern romance. The track stands as a testament to his ability to translate intimate feelings into a polished, radio-ready country sound that resonates with listeners seeking authenticity in their music.