Mary Hopkin
Mary Hopkin
Mary Hopkin
Mary Hopkin
Mary Hopkin
Mary Hopkin
Mary Hopkin
Mary Hopkin
Mary Hopkin
Mary Hopkin
Mary Hopkin
Mary Hopkin
Well, I know that you'd say
That you love me alot
And I hear when you say
That you'd rather be shot
Than to leave my side
When you say you'd surely die
If I stop loving you
Well, I wonder would you even cry
Though sometimes it's not enough
When you use only words
Ooh, sometimes it's not enough
When you use only words
Though the meanings of the words
That you use are just fine
And I do believe you know
That they mean the same as mine
Though they end up on my tongue
But they start from my heart
Got this double-talking
Down to a fine art
Though sometimes it's not enough
When you use only words
Sometimes it's not enough
When you use only words
Though they end up on my tongue
But they start from my heart
Got this double-talking
Down to a fine art
Though sometimes it's not enough
When you use only words
Sometimes it's not enough
When you use only words
Sometimes It’s Not Enough (When You Use Only Words) was written by John Kongos.
Sometimes It’s Not Enough (When You Use Only Words) was produced by Tony Visconti.