Ain't That Enough
Teenage Fanclub · Four Thousand Seven Hundred, [2003]
Only if you feel you should
Bring your loving over
All adds up with circumstance
All stood up with taking stands
Bring your loving over
Highlights glisten
Silence listens
Days that found you
Embrace that found you
Here is a sunrise Aint that enough
True as a clear sky, ain't that enough
Toy town feelings here to remind you
Summers in the city do what you gotta do
Time can only make demands
Fill it up with grains of sand
Bring your loving over
Highlights glisten
Silence listens
Days that found you
Embrace that found you
Here is a sunrise Aint that enough
True as a clear sky, ain't that enough
Toy town feelings here to remind you
Summers in the city do what you gotta do
Toy town feelings whose gonna argue
Summers in the city summers in the city
Ain't That Enough - Teenage Fanclub
Released on the 2003 album Four Thousand Seven Hundred, 'Ain't That Enough' stands as a defining track in the discography of the New Zealand indie rock band Teenage Fanclub. The song exemplifies the group's signature sound, blending jangly guitar work with a melodic, often melancholic vocal delivery that characterizes their work during the early 2000s. Recorded in the post-punk revival era, the track captures the band's ability to fuse traditional rock structures with a refined, atmospheric production style. It remains a staple of their catalogue, reflecting the band's enduring influence on the indie scene and their consistent exploration of emotional depth within their musical compositions.