Tammy Cochran/Verlon Thompson/Tommy Polk)



Working three jobs, just the two of us;

Still the bills kept piling up.

Had a car that was mostly rusting rubber.

We didn’t know we had it made;

We were robbing Peter to keep Paul paid.

We didn’t have much, but we still had each other.

We’d call in sick and head for the lake.

I sure do miss those good ole days



When love was enough

When love was enough



The race with the Jones’ is right on track,

The cars, the boat, and the pool out back.

The swimming debt, and it’s about to drag us under.

We put in 80 hour weeks

To buy more stuff that we don’t need.

The things we buy can’t satisfy our hunger.

Why don’t we call it quits and head for the lake?

I sure do miss those good ole days



When love was enough

When love was enough.



Let’s find our way back there again.

Now is not that far from then.

We had enough way back when

We didn’t have a dime to spend.



But, love was enough.

When love was enough.



When love was enough.

When love was enough