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"Enough for Love" is about the struggle within a relationship where one of the partners is not fully committing to the relationship. The lyrics suggest a conversation taking place between the two partners, where one of them is urging the other to open up and stop walking away from the relationship. The other partner is portrayed as someone who is not being completely honest and is testing the commitment of their partner.
The chorus revolves around the idea that the person who is not committing to the relationship has forgotten about their love and is not strong enough to keep the love going. The line "not enough for love" implies that the person is not providing enough support and commitment for the relationship to continue. However, Kelela reassures them that they are "enough for love", meaning that they are worthy of love and capable of giving love if only they would open up and commit fully to the relationship.
The song also touches on the theme of personal growth and healing. The lines "are you keepin' up with your wounds? Can you love through it, baby?" suggest that both partners are dealing with past emotional struggles that may be affecting their ability to commit to the relationship. Kelela urges her partner to work through these issues and not let their past wounds hinder their ability to love and be loved.
Overall, "Enough for Love" is a plea for honesty, commitment, and vulnerability in a relationship that is struggling to stay afloat. The song acknowledges the challenges faced by both partners and urges them to work through their issues in order to keep the love alive.
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