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Johnny Cash – That’s Enough

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About The Song

Johnny Cash was more than just a country music legend; he was a man of deep faith. This spiritual aspect of his life is evident in many of his songs, including “That’s Enough”. Released in 1958, this track offers a glimpse into Cash’s personal beliefs and provides a comforting message of hope and reassurance.

The song is a simple yet powerful declaration of faith. Cash sings of finding solace and strength in his relationship with God. The lyrics are filled with imagery of burdens being lifted and prayers being answered. The repeated refrain, “That’s enough, that’s enough,” conveys a sense of contentment and gratitude.

“That’s Enough” is a classic example of Cash’s ability to connect with his audience on a personal level. His heartfelt delivery and the song’s straightforward message make it easy for listeners to relate to his experience. The song’s simplicity also belies its depth, allowing for multiple interpretations and personal reflections.

Beyond its spiritual message, “That’s Enough” also showcases Cash’s early musical style. The song features his distinctive guitar playing and his powerful, emotive vocals. It’s a great example of the traditional country sound that he helped to popularize.

“That’s Enough” is a timeless classic that continues to offer comfort and inspiration to listeners. It is a testament to the enduring power of faith and the human spirit.

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZT9J6wXWMk

Lyric

Well now I heard that you been thinking bout me really I don’t mindI know you try to block my progress a lot of the timeWell the mean things you said don’t make me feel badCause I can’t miss a friend that I never had(I’ve got) I’ve got Jesus and that’s enough (that’s enough) that’s enoughWhen I’m sick (he’s there) and troubled (he’s there)When I call him he will answer my prayers (answer my prayers)When I’m burdened (he’s there) with a load (he’s there)That’s when Jesus is a comforter (to my soul)Well you may scorn me turn your back on meGod’s got his arms wrapped all around me(I’ve got) I’ve got Jesus and that’s enough (that’s enough) that’s enoughYou know there’s been a lotta times that I didn’t have a dimeAnd I didn’t cry to nobody but my LordHe heard my plea and came to see about me cause he’s one thing I can affordSo if you push me down he’ll pick me upAnd he’ll stick by me when the goin’ gets tough(I’ve got) I’ve got Jesus and that’s enough (that’s enough) that’s enoughWell he’s the great emancipator and my heart regulator (Jesus is) yes he isHe’ll make my way brighter and my burdens lighter yes he will (Jesus will)Well you may scorn me turn your back on meGod’s got his arms wrapped all around meAnd he fights down the devil till he makes him give upAnd that’s enough (that’s enough) that’s enoughWhen I’m sick (he’s there) and troubled (he’s there)When I call him he will answer my prayers (answer my prayers)When I’m burdened (he’s there) with a load (he’s there)That’s when Jesus is a comforter (to my soul)Well you may scorn me turn your back on meGod’s got his arms wrapped all around me(I’ve got) I’ve got Jesus and that’s enough (that’s enough) that’s enough
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