| One man cruising on his ocean liner,
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| One trying to keep his lifeboat afloat.
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| One man trying to make his mansion finer,
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| One trying to make his house trailer note.
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| You give a guy a dollar in the parking lot,
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| and he holds his hand out for what else you’ve got,
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| 'cause there’s never enough.
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| No there’s never enough.
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| I mean even when I’ve got everything I need,
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| I can tell myself times are tough.
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| No there’s never enough.
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| See, my uncle Jon went to Reno.
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| He won about a hundred grand.
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| But he kept on trying to beat the casino,
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| and he played it right out of his hand.
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| So now he’s back bettin' the ponies,
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| and he’s trying to get back on his luck,
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| but there’s never enough…
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| Let’s say tomorrow you win the lotto,
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| You got pockets so deep,
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| you drown all the sorrow.
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| You’ve got all the friends that money can buy,
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| now you’re wondering if there’s one you can trust.
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| 'cause there’s never enough… |