Enough for u Lyrics – anees Ganlyrics

Enough for u Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
This chorus reveals the singer’s deep yearning to feel needed and loved by their partner. They express a willingness to do anything, even become a source of intense comfort or dependency (“be your drug”), to bridge their insecurity. At its core, the chorus revolves around a fear of inadequacy and a desperate desire to meet their partner’s expectations and feel truly enough in their eyes.

[Verse 1]
The singer acknowledges their partner’s repeated declarations of love but admits their own self-doubt (“imposter syndrome”) prevents them from fully believing or embracing it.

[Lingers?]
Despite hearing reassurances of love, the singer wrestles with insecurity and a longing to feel complete on their own. They’re irresistibly drawn to their partner, describing it as a primal, natural connection—like a dog to a bone or a bird to the sky. This longing symbolizes an almost instinctual need for their partner’s love, contrasting with their internal struggle to feel independently sufficient.

[Guest?]
The singer questions their worth and natural design.

[Chorus]
Reiterating their emotional vulnerability, the chorus emphasizes the singer’s fear of not being enough for their partner. They confess to needing validation and love to feel whole, highlighting how much they depend on this relationship for their sense of self-worth. The line about being a “drug” underscores the intensity of their devotion and willingness to fill any role to maintain their partner’s affection.

[Verse 2]
Here, the singer paints a vivid picture of their devotion, expressing a willingness to go to extraordinary lengths to show their love, such as bringing down stars or giving their partner the tools to soar (“wings to fly”). They highlight their efforts to improve themselves, striving to be a better version of themselves to match their partner’s love and needs.

The singer compares their partner to an unstoppable feeling within their soul, something they can’t escape or control. Despite acknowledging that there are many other options (“plenty of fish”), they feel destined to be with this one person. Their longing to be their partner’s everything—emotionally and physically—is evident in their desire to be the person they think of even in their sleep.

The verse blends passion, vulnerability, and commitment, underscoring the singer’s fear of inadequacy and their determination to be deserving of their partner’s love. It reflects their ideal of a love so complete and fulfilling that it erases all doubt and insecurity.

[Chorus]
The repeated chorus reinforces the central theme of yearning to be needed and loved. The singer’s insecurities take center stage as they reiterate their desire to be “enough” for their partner. The repetition of needing to be the one loved and needed reveals how integral this relationship is to their sense of self. The line “Push comes to shove, I could be your drug” shows their willingness to provide comfort and fulfillment, even at their own expense.

[Outro]
In the outro, the singer reflects on how much they notice and adore the little things their partner does, even when they’re unaware. They express a dreamy, almost whimsical willingness to elevate the relationship—symbolized by flying “on your love balloon” or taking their partner “to the moon.” This imaginative devotion underlines their deep love.

The singer’s self-awareness shines as they admit they might be overdoing it (“no excuses for my profuseness”), yet their love feels uncontrollable and genuine. They close by repeating their desire to be the one their partner truly needs, encapsulating the song’s overarching themes of love, insecurity, and devotion.