Enough

Amanda Cook builds "Enough" around a specific kind of hunger that won't stay satisfied — "last drop of my coffee's gone, I'm craving, craving... I'm oversaturated" — naming an appetite that's been fed too much and still comes up empty. Against that, the refrain states a flat correction: "you're enough for me, you're all that I need."

"Anything more, anything less would leave me wanting or in excess" reworks Philippians 4:19's promise that God supplies exactly what's needed — not a call to want less, but a claim that the actual portion given already fits. "I never thought I'd take the invitation, moving past my limitation" reads like 2 Corinthians 12:9's grace being sufficient even for the specific weakness that made the invitation feel impossible to accept in the first place.