Not Enough Time
Kanye West · Other Songs - Kanye West
Not enough time in one lifetime
To love you like you deserve
Not enough time in one lifetime
To love you like you deserve
[Verse 1]
Not a minute more
Not a second more
Not a (?) though
Watchu waitin for?
Never nah, no, say
Takin off time
Takin off day
Whatchu fightin for?
When yo booty flow
Who that known it though
Whatchu waitin for?
If you runnin from love
You love her like that
You runnin' from nuns
She running right back
Because it's
[Hook]
[Verse 2]
And I'm on a road
And I'm backin? No
To love you no more
To look back and forth
Till you got it from the
You got it what what
Baba ba ba baa
One a 44
Till I'm on the road
Till you (?) know
I know we would know
Till a (?)
I'm backin' on up
I'm makin mine
Till I cannot stop in the night
[Bridge]
Oh oh yeah
Oh yeah
Throw your hands up
Uh, (?) throw your hands up
And keep em up now
And keep em up high
No no no
Baby no
And we ain't goin' down baby
Oh no no
No, we ain't goin' down
You gotta keep em up high, high
And we ain't going down baby
[Verse 3]
Walla boom mena
I've been on that money
Days of the (?)
Money done side
Paper lined up all fallin'
And they linin club poppin'
And they down to throw
I'm just zonin'
Eh... nah
Actin' like purple salt
I've been on that rhyme till I get it now
Puffin up
Making money
Grindin paper
Make it witch you
thank you Mia
About Not Enough Time
"Not Enough Time" by Kanye West stands as a pivotal track from his 2007 album *Graduation*, marking a significant shift in his sonic landscape. The song blends hip-hop with orchestral arrangements and electronic elements, reflecting the album's broader exploration of modernity, consumerism, and personal introspection. Produced by Kanye himself, the recording features a distinctive beat that drives the narrative of feeling overwhelmed by the demands of fame and the passage of time. Released during a period of intense creative output, the track exemplifies West's ability to merge complex production with raw emotional vulnerability. It contributed to the album's critical acclaim and solidified his status as an innovator in contemporary music. The song remains a staple of his discography, often cited for its atmospheric depth and its role in defining the mid-2000s hip-hop era.