In “It Might Never Be Enough,” David Kushner looks back at four years of shared history and feels both transformed and unsatisfied. The river reflection suggests memory and change, while the plea to be consumed by love, to have touch steal breath, frames devotion as something almost dangerous and limitless. Yet even that intensity carries doubt, as if no amount of closeness can quiet the fear that the past self is gone and the present hunger will never fully settle.
It Might Never Be Enough Lyrics by David Kushner
Reflections in the river
4 years of memories
Coming up we dive into each other
Yeah, I feel things way too much
My future’s getting clearer
Fears aren’t really loud enough
It’s not how it was
I’m not who I was before
It might never be enough
So, give me all your love
Die next to me
Kill me with your touch
Steal the air I breathe
Till there’s no limits
We’re high in it
There’s Heaven in our blood
So gimme me all your love
But it might never be enough
It might never be enough
Can you give up all your midnights
We’ll dance, let the years go slow
Meet me out in the moonlight
When you kiss me, I lose control
Just don’t let go
Give me all your love
Die next to me
Kill me with your touch
Steal the air I breathe
Till there’s no limits
We’re high in it
There’s Heaven in our blood
So gimme me all your love
But it might never be enough
Might never be enough
