Said Enough
The Isley Brothers · Other Songs - The Isley Brothers
So many words, well well well
Oh, you know what I mean?
Oh, I know, I know
Loving you is easy
Loving you is like breathing
Winter, Winter spring natural, ever loose ya
Loving you is righteous, ever green light just
Shines bright, oh, yeah
When I'm with you
Ooh there's so much I want to say, baby, oh
Said enough
I just want you to know
Said enough
So much I want to say
Said enough
I love
Said enough
Loving you, loving you
Is like sweeter than candy
Feels like I'm in Heaven
Sweet like a morning kiss, oh
Loving you is so beautiful, baby
Loving you is food for my soul
Baby, you know, you know, you know
Oh, what I'm trying to say, girl
I gotta let you know
Just wanna let you know what I feel
Gotta let you know my heart, baby
Gotta let you know what's in my heart
I want you to know just what I'm thinking
Oh, you know what I'm thinking
I want you to know
Oh, I think I said
I got to let you know
Gotta let you know, you know, babe
Your love, your love
My baby, my baby
So, so in love
So good, you're so good, baby
Baby what I'm thinking, there's nothing
Nothing in this world
In this world that could take what we have away
That would take what we have away
Oh, no no, nothing, nothing
Nothing, nothing
Nothing left to say
Nothing left to say
I said, you said
Nothing left to say
No no no no no, nothing, baby
Said enough
You said and I said and we said
Oh, you said
All I need to know, girl
That's all I need to know, baby
No no no no, no no no no, no no no no no
Said enough
You said and I said and we said
Said Enough - The Isley Brothers
The Isley Brothers' "Said Enough" stands as a quintessential example of their mid-to-late 1960s soul and R&B output, blending the group's signature vocal harmonies with a driving, upbeat rhythm. Recorded during a period when the Isleys were navigating the transition from their earlier Motown-influenced sound to a more distinct, self-produced style, the track showcases the band's mastery of groove and lyrical wit. The song captures the essence of the era's dance floor culture, featuring a catchy melody that encouraged movement while addressing themes of romantic frustration and moving on. As part of their extensive discography, "Said Enough" reflects the Isleys' ability to craft songs that were both commercially successful and critically respected, cementing their legacy as one of the most influential vocal groups in American music history.