The song "Doin' Enough" by Tracy Young & Duncan James explores a relationship that is lacking effort and commitment from one partner. The lyrics describe how the narrator feels blinded by the lights, indicating that they are being deceived or distracted in their relationship. The stars fading out symbolize the diminishing love and passion between them. The narrator pleads for their partner to open up and show their scars and secrets, hoping that this display of vulnerability will help them understand their partner better. They desire to be impressed and reassured through actions that their partner cares enough for the relationship to make an effort. Despite their hopes that their partner will rise like a Phoenix and overcome their shortcomings, the narrator suspects that their partner is not doing enough for their love. They express frustration with the constant excuses and waiting for their partner to come home. The narrator calls for honesty and asks their partner to be real with them. Amidst their feelings of frustration and disappointment, the narrator is uncertain about why they have this constant nagging feeling that their partner is not putting in enough effort. They repeat the refrain, emphasizing their belief that their partner is not doing enough for their love. Overall, "Doin' Enough" is a song that portrays the struggles and emotions experienced in a relationship where one partner feels neglected or unfulfilled. The lyrics express the desire for more effort and honesty, as well as the frustration that comes from feeling like the relationship is not being given the attention it deserves.
