High Enough
High Enough

Damn Yankees - High Enough Lyrics

This tune is a passionate plea from a lover not ready to let go. The lyrics express the intense desire to overcome past mistakes and start anew, with the protagonist begging their partner not to leave but to stay forever. The recurring line "Can you take me… Read more

Rock
Jan 25, 1991
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High Enough Music Video

High Enough Lyrics

I don't want to hear about it anymore
It's a shame I've got to live without you anymore
There's a fire in my heart
A pounding in my brain
It's driving me crazy

We don't need to talk about it anymore
Yesterday's just a memory
Can we close the door?
I just made one mistake
I didn't know what to say
When you called me "baby"

Don't say goodnight
Say you're gonna stay forever
Oh-whoa, all the way

Can you take me high enough
To fly me over (fly me over)
Yesterday?
Can you take me high enough?
It's never over
And yesterday is just a memory
Yesterday is just a memory

And I don't want to live without you anymore
Can't you see I'm in misery?
And you know for sure
I would live and die for you
And I'd know just what to do
When you call me "baby"

Don't say goodbye
Say you're gonna stay forever
Oh-whoa, all the way

Can you take me high enough
Can you fly me over (fly me over)
Yesterday?
Can you take me high enough
It's never over
And yesterday is just a memory, I'm running

(Oh-woah)
I was running for the door
(Oh-woah)
The next thing I remember
(Oh-woah)
I was running back for more
(Oh-woah)
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

Don't say goodbye
Say you're gonna stay forever
Oh-whoa, all the way (all the way)
(All the way, yeah)

Can you take me high enough
Can you fly me over (fly me over)
Yesterday?
Can you take me high enough?
It's never over
Whoa-oh, Whoa-oh, Whoa-oh, Whoa-oh

Can you take me high enough
Won't you fly me over (won't you fly me over)
Yesterday?
Can you take me high enough?
It's never over
Whoa-oh, Whoa-oh, Whoa-oh, Whoa-oh

Writer(s): Jack Blades, Ted A. Nugent, Tommy R. Shaw
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Songtrust Ave
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What is the Meaning of High Enough?

This tune is a passionate plea from a lover not ready to let go. The lyrics express the intense desire to overcome past mistakes and start anew, with the protagonist begging their partner not to leave but to stay forever. The recurring line "Can you take me high enough?" symbolizes the yearning for their relationship to reach heights that surpass past issues, essentially flying over yesterday's problems. The song encapsulates the anguish of love lost and the desperate hope for reconciliation. It's a reminder that sometimes, love can make us feel crazy, yet it's powerful enough to make us run back for more. 🎵

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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Who were the members of Damn Yankees that performed 'High Enough'?

    'High Enough' was performed by Damn Yankees, a supergroup consisting of Jack Blades from Night Ranger, Tommy Shaw from Styx, Ted Nugent from The Amboy Dukes, and drummer Michael Cartellone.

  2. What was unique about the creation process of 'High Enough'?

    The song 'High Enough' was spontaneously created when Jack Blades started singing an impromptu line while doing laundry in Tommy Shaw's basement. This moment sparked interest from Shaw and led to a collaborative songwriting session where they quickly composed the entire song.

  3. How did Ted Nugent contribute to 'High Enough'?

    Ted Nugent contributed to 'High Enough' by adding his signature Detroit guitar sound. Although the main creative forces behind the song were Jack Blades and Tommy Shaw, Nugent's guitar work added a distinctive rock element that complemented their melodic style.

  4. What themes does 'High Enough' explore in its lyrics?

    'High Enough' deals with themes of love, fear of commitment, and reconciliation. It describes a scenario where expressing love leads to temporary separation but eventually results in a stronger connection as both parties realize their true feelings and desire to overcome past issues.

  5. Did 'High Enough' achieve any notable chart success?

    'High Enough' reached No. 3 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and became one of Damn Yankees’ most successful singles. Its popularity was bolstered by its powerful ballad style, which resonated widely with audiences during the early 1990s.

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