Enough Is Enough Lyrics – Post Malone

[Chorus]
The chorus expresses the narrator's plea to be taken home and not shut out. He feels lost and broken, metaphorically lying on the ground, and believes it's easier for people to leave him there, abandoned and emotionally vulnerable. The repetition of the line "Take me home" underscores his desire for comfort and a sense of belonging, while the phrase "baby, I'm fucked up now" highlights his emotional turmoil and inability to cope with his inner demons....Read More

[Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus echoes the sentiment of "enough is enough." The narrator has reached a breaking point, feeling overwhelmed by his struggles and unable to endure the pain any longer. He can't stand up, both physically and metaphorically, implying that he can't bear the weight of his emotions or life's challenges. The repetition of "I can't stand, can't stand" reinforces his sense of helplessness and exhaustion.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, the narrator reflects on his reckless behavior and the consequences of his actions. He describes spending long nights in a city known for indulgence and sin, implying that he's caught up in a cycle of self-destructive behavior. While he may engage in confrontations that seem futile, he acknowledges having a person in his life (the "bad bitch") who brings a sense of life and joy when he's with them. Despite this, the feeling of emptiness and loneliness persists. The mention of being "shit-faced sittin' on the sidewalk" alludes to his current state of drunkenness and feeling stranded, both emotionally and physically.

[Outro]
The outro essentially repeats the opening lines, emphasizing the cyclical nature of the narrator's struggles. The 2 AM scene with the vodka and lack of lemonade represents his ongoing search for distractions and coping mechanisms, even if they are temporary and unhealthy.

Overall, "Enough Is Enough" portrays a deeply troubled and vulnerable individual who longs for emotional connection and relief from his pain but finds himself stuck in a self-destructive pattern. The song highlights the importance of compassion and understanding for those going through difficult times and serves as a reminder of the human need for genuine connections and support in times of crisis. ...Read Less