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Never Enough - Del Amitri



     
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With two hundred people
In suits all the same
You walk off that last lonely trainOn the half finished buildings
Only seagulls remain
As you try to think back
To the root of this painAnd life ain't worth living
Without a little love
But a little love is never enoughSo some folks are fighting for freedom
But you're just fighting the flab
And therein lies the reason
That life is a dragSo you gaze at the television
As some publicity goons
Cut loose those useless balloonsLife ain't worth living
Without a little love
But a little love is never enoughDown in the darkness of your lying little heart
There's a space for you to change
So you can take this world apartThese days the morning mirror
Seems to say to you now

That you used to be pretty
But you're alright nowAnd sometimes you find you're dreaming
As you're late for work again
Thinking there's not many trees
You can see from this trainLife ain't worth living
Without a little love
But a little love is never enoughLife ain't worth living
Without a little love
But a little love is never enough
Is never enough, no, no, no, no
Never enough, never enough, never enoughA little love is never enough
A little love is never enough
But a little love
But a little love
But a little love
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Del Amitri are a Pop-rock guitar band, formed in Glasgow, Scotland in 1980. They came together at school as teenagers when Justin Currie (bass and vocals), James Scobbie (guitar and vocals) and Donald Bentley (guitar) formed a band in reaction against the rest of the 'rockers' in the school. The name was chosen deliberately because it didn't mean anything but sounded a bit like someone's name - early Del Amitri did not want to be classified and their existence was kept secret from the rest of the school.

Read more about Del Amitri on Last.fm.


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