Bad Enough to Sway is an answer song to "Not Like Me,"told from the man's point of view.
It captures a quiet night where an old song from a northern town, and a goodbye once shouted together, still sway gently inside a glass.
Having quit drinking and smoking, he believes the past is behind him
yet on nights like this, he allows himself just one gin and tonic.
Blending the raw shadows of Blues with the gentle sway of Reggae, the song reflects acceptance rather than regret.
Memories left behind, feelings still moving
this is a calm answer that says, "That ain't so bad."
