Bad Enough Lyrics – Madison Beer | from Locket

Bad enough Lyrics - Madison Beer

The song is about staying in a relationship that isn’t great but feels safer than being alone. She knows her habits are unhealthy and her friends think she deserves better, yet the problems don’t feel “Bad enough” to leave. She likes feeling needed, feels guilty and confused, and keeps holding on even though she knows it’s hurting both of them.

Lyrics of Bad enough by Madison Beer

[Verse 1]
Taken but it’s holding me back
And I feel kinda bad about that
But I don’t wanna be alone
No, I don’t wanna be alone
I’m slipping into habits so bad
And if you take a look at my past
I don’t know how to be alone
I don’t know how to be alone

[Pre-Chorus]
I know that it seems easy

But I like that he needs me
My friends all say my standards are too low
But it’s not bad enough to let my baby go

[Chorus]
Go, oh, go
It’s not bad enough to let my baby go
Go, go, go, oh
It’s not bad enough to let him go

[Verse 2]
And I know that I talk a big game
But nothing ever changed its way
These days
These days
And he says that I seem so sad
And what am I supposed to say to that?
When I don’t wanna tell a lie
No, I don’t wanna tell him why

[Pre-Chorus]
He’s not making it easy
I know he’ll never leave me
My friends say things I already know
But it’s not bad enough to let my baby go

[Chorus]
Go, go, go, oh
It’s not bad enough to let my baby go
Go, go, go
It’s not bad enough to let him go

[Bridge]
I wish I didn’t complicate it
I wish I didn’t have to say it
I wish I didn’t have to hate him
I’d walk away and I would be okay, yeah
I’m sorry that I let you kiss me
I’m sorry that I dragged you down with me
And now we’re at the bottom and we both know
That I don’t wanna let my baby

[Chorus]
Go
Go, oh, go
It’s not bad enough to let my baby go, oh
Go, go, go, oh
It’s not bad enough to let him go

Meaning of Bad enough Lyrics

Verse 1 Meaning:
She admits she is in a relationship that slows her down, and that makes her feel guilty. Still, being alone scares her more than being stuck. She falls back into unhealthy patterns because this feels familiar. Looking at her past, she realizes she has never learned how to stand on her own. She depends on having someone there, even if it costs her growth, peace, and confidence, because loneliness feels heavier than the problems she already knows well.

Pre-Chorus Meaning:
She knows from the outside it looks simple to leave, but she likes feeling needed by him. Her friends think she accepts too little, yet the relationship does not feel painful enough to walk away from someone she still cares about.

Chorus Meaning:
She keeps repeating that she cannot make herself leave. Even though there are problems, they do not feel serious enough for her to let go of the person she loves and feels attached to.

Verse 2 Meaning:
She admits she talks like she is strong and ready to change, but nothing actually changes anymore. Lately she feels stuck in the same cycle. He notices her sadness and points it out, which puts her in a hard spot. She does not want to lie, but telling the truth would mean admitting why she feels unhappy. So she stays quiet, carrying her feelings alone, avoiding a conversation that could force real change and facing fear, doubt, and uncertainty daily.

Pre-Chorus Meaning:
He makes it harder to leave because he feels stable and dependable. She believes he will never walk away from her. Her friends remind her of issues she already sees, but once again, the situation still does not feel bad enough to end it.

Chorus Meaning:
She repeats the struggle of wanting to leave but staying anyway. No matter how many times she thinks about walking away, the problems still do not push her enough to let him go.

Bridge Meaning:
She wishes she had not made everything so messy and emotional. She wishes she did not have to admit her anger toward him. Part of her believes that if she walked away, she could survive and be fine. She apologizes for sending mixed signals and pulling him into her confusion. Now they have reached a low point together, and both can see the damage clearly. Even then, she confesses that she still cannot bring herself to release the relationship she is holding onto, despite knowing it hurts them both deeply inside.

Chorus Meaning:
In the end, she keeps repeating the same thought, telling herself to let go but never doing it. The issues are real, yet they still do not cross the line that would make her finally walk away from him.

Bad enough Song Credits & Production Details

Song Title Bad enough
Album Locket
Singer(s) Madison Beer
Musician(s) Madison Beer
Lyricist(s) Madison Beer
Release Date January 16, 2026
Language English

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Who is the singer of the song ‘Bad enough’?

The song ‘Bad enough’ is sung by Madison Beer.

Who wrote the song ‘Bad enough’ by Madison Beer?

The song ‘Bad enough’ by Madison Beer is written by Madison Beer.

Who produced the music for the song ‘Bad enough’?

Music of the song ‘Bad enough’ is produced by Madison Beer.

When was the song ‘Bad enough’ officially released?

The song ‘Bad enough’ is officially released on January 16, 2026, accompanied by its official music video.

What album is the song ‘Bad enough’ from?

The song ‘Bad enough’ is from the album titled ‘Locket’.

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