[Intro – Soft acoustic guitar, gentle steel guitar] [Verse 1] I've been lying awake at a quarter past two, Counting all the bills that are coming due. Wondering how long this old truck's gonna last, Worrying 'bout a future that ain't even passed. What if the money runs out down the road? What if life's harder than the load I can hold? I'm fighting tomorrow before it gets here, While today slips away underneath all my fear. [Verse 2] Then I got up early as the morning light spread, Walked through the house and looked in on our bed. There's food in the kitchen, there's a roof overhead, Clean sheets and a pillow where we lay our heads. My wife was there smiling, the coffee was hot, And I stood there thinking of all that I've got. Somewhere folks are praying for the things I take for granted, And here I am chasing more than I ever really wanted. [Chorus] I've been future tripping, worrying about tomorrow, Borrowing trouble, buying into sorrow. I've got food on the table, got a roof overhead, Got a warm place to sleep in my own little bed. There are folks out there praying for the life I've got, While I'm busy complaining 'bout the things I don’t. Maybe I ain't rich, but I've got enough, A home full of love when the road gets rough. I've been reaching for more when I've already got love, Jehovah, forgive me… I've got enough. [Verse 3] I used to think happiness was just one more thing, A little more money, a little more green. If I could just get to that next mountain high, I'd finally be happy when I reached the other side. But the years keep on rolling, and I finally see, There's always another thing a man thinks he needs. You can spend your whole life chasing dreams down the road, And miss the sweetest blessings in the home you call your own. [Chorus] I've been future tripping, worrying about tomorrow, Borrowing trouble, buying into sorrow. I've got food on the table, got a roof overhead, Got a warm place to sleep in my own little bed. There are folks out there praying for the life I've got, While I'm busy complaining 'bout the things I don’t. Maybe I ain't rich, but I've got enough, A home full of love when the road gets rough. I've been reaching for more when I've already got love, Jehovah, forgive me… I've got enough. [Verse 4 – A Quiet Realization] Then I thought of the words that Jesus once said, About the birds in the sky and the flowers in the field. They don't store up for tomorrow, yet Jehovah provides, And the One who feeds them knows what's needed in my life. My Father knows what I need before I ever ask, So why am I letting worry steal the joy I have? I'll do my part each day, trust Him with what's to come, And quit counting all I'm missing when He's given me enough. [Bridge – Music softens, intimate vocal] Jehovah, You've given me more than I've seen, A place to call home and the love in between. I can't see tomorrow, don't know what it will bring, But today I can thank You for the simplest things. I'll work for tomorrow, do what I can do, But I won't let tomorrow steal today from me, too. [Final Chorus – Full band, warm backing harmonies] No more future tripping, I'll leave tomorrow there, I'll quit carrying burdens that aren't mine to bear. I've got food on the table, got a roof overhead, Got a warm place to sleep in my own little bed. I may not have everything I've dreamed of so far, But I've got love at home, and I know who You are. Maybe I ain't rich, but my heart's full of love, And when I count my blessings, I've got enough. [Outro – Acoustic guitar and steel guitar] There's coffee in the kitchen, sunlight coming through, A wife who still loves me, and a day that's brand new. Tomorrow can wait… I'll be thankful for today. “I may not have everything I want, but Jehovah has given me what I need.” I've got enough.
