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“Never Enough” (Duet Version) by Michelle

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“Never Enough” (Duet Version) by Michelle - Country/Pop Ballad (Kelsea Ballerini / Carly Pears music cover art

“Never Enough” (Duet Version)

Country/Pop Ballad (Kelsea Ballerini / Carly Pears

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Lyrics
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I don't know how it ended up like this
Porchlight holds the shape of your jacket on the chair
Midnight radio plays the song we said we'd share
Coffee gone cold on a kitchen counter line
And I count porchlight minutes like they're yours and mine
I left maps on a backseat floor, coffee stains and a borrowed coat
Tried to fold the silence into words, but they kept going remote
I dial your name on a long, thin road, and the signal slipped away
Wishing for a rerun of a morning where you didn't walk away
We kept small promises like pennies in a jar
I thought they'd buy us time, buy us a little more
But pennies roll like secrets down a two-lane road
And I drive after shadows I can't hold
And it's never enough — porchlight minutes, maps on a backseat floor
We reach for mornings, leave our hands unheld at the door
Midnight radio haunts the space where we used to trust
In the quiet between us
It's never enough
Your faded denim hangs like weather on my skin
Polaroids in a drawer of the places we'd begin
You whispered promises beneath the porchlights glow
Now they're like the footnotes of a story that won't show
I keep my keys where the sunlight used to fall
Learning how to sound like I mean it when I call
I've been practicing a pardon in the back of my throat
Hoping second chances find the words I never wrote
You measure love in porchlight minutes and delayed replies
I measure mine in miles I drove to trial
The radio plays on, the chorus comes and goes
I'm still tracing you in the places the daylight knows
And it's never enough — porchlight minutes, maps on a backseat floor
We reach for mornings, leave our hands unheld at the door
Midnight radio haunts the space where we used to trust
We hold echo knives and say
It's never enough
Maybe we can't keep mornings
If we can't keep the sunrise, we'll keep the good
Together we'll fold astray apologies into a melody
Keep the porchlight minutes safe as memory
If we can't keep mornings, we'll keep the good
Good parts of us
And it's never enough — porchlight minutes, maps on a backseat floor
But if