Switchfoot: Let That Be Enough (Model Behavior) Meaning

1. worldfest

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   Nov 25th 2007 !⃝

   The singer has reached a new low in his life and doesn't know how to deal with it. Sorta reminds me of a college student away at a four year school, whose struggling to make it on his own and is asking God for a sign that he's there with him.
   I play this sometimes just to appreciate where I'm at and what I have.
2. anonymous

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   Jun 6th 2007 !⃝

   He isn't necessarily talking to god, the you could be a loved one too. The big point is saying all we need is love. People always want money and toys but love is what makes true happiness. Let that be enough.

   This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
3. anonymous

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   Oct 28th 2006 !⃝

   The song is a simple song about religion of course. It is interesting in that he says how lost and alone he feels, going through life aimlessly. All he needs is to know that someone loves him and hears him, when he has problems, and "let that be enough". I think these are great lyrics that suggests a simple and small relationship with god (which is lacking in today's churches). In fact, I think this song is hinting at a purely personal relationship with god, which does not involve church and the corrupt people and ideas that it breeds.
   
   Also, you could interpret this song as merely needing someone or a small group of people to love and support you, and just knowing that they are in your life, "let that be enough". Aka something to live for.

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