The Enemy
Warren Brothers · Other Songs - Warren Brothers
I know it's true
but I guess nobody has to tell you
I don't always listen
and I talk too much
I think I'm in tune when I'm
out of touch
Baby
Don't tell me I've done it again
There's a tear on your face
with my name on it
And at this moment it must be
hard to see
but I am not the enemy
CHORUS:
Lay your defenses down
I'll put my arms around you
put your arms around me
Baby I'm on your side
Someday I'll get it right
How can I make you see
I'm not the enemy
I don't call when I'm comin' home late
And there's three little words that
are hard for me to say
I'm not so good at all those little things
But baby I am not the enemy
CHORUS
Lay your defensed down
This ain't no battleground
How can I make you see
I am not the enemy
The Enemy
The Enemy stands as a compelling song in the discography of the Warren Brothers, a group known for blending traditional country storytelling with modern production sensibilities. This track captures the duo's signature sound, characterized by tight harmonies and introspective songwriting that often explores themes of personal struggle and resilience. While the song operates within the broader framework of contemporary country music, it distinguishes itself through its emotional depth and melodic craftsmanship. The recording showcases the artists' ability to craft narratives that resonate with listeners, offering a sonic experience that is both intimate and expansive. As part of their growing body of work, The Enemy reinforces the Warren Brothers' reputation for delivering authentic, heartfelt music that connects deeply with audiences seeking genuine artistic expression in the genre.