Waiting For Your Call
B.B. King · One Kind Favor [2008]
Whoah No matter how many tears you made fall
Well I still love you baby
I'm waiting for your call
No matter how many times you have left me
Whoah and you said you never really cared
Oh I still love you
I'm just waiting for your call
oh my dear my dear
The first time you left me
Whoah I couldn't say I did to make you stay
Oh But believe me dear
I'd never talk about about it
I'd just pray, pray that you'd come back home to me one day
Whoah No matter how long I'm longing outside
No matter how many times I been crying
Baby I still love you
and I'm just waiting
Baby I'm just waiting for your call
Waiting For Your Call
B.B. King's "Waiting For Your Call" appears on his 2008 album One Kind Favor, marking a significant late-career recording. As one of the most influential figures in blues history, King maintained his signature emotive guitar work and soulful vocal delivery throughout his extensive discography. This track reflects the enduring themes of longing and romantic anticipation that defined his musical style for decades. The recording showcases his ability to convey deep feeling through subtle phrasing and dynamic control, hallmarks of his legendary performances. While the album represents a later chapter in his career, the song stands as a testament to his consistent artistry and mastery of the blues idiom. King's body of work continues to resonate with listeners who appreciate the depth and nuance of his contributions to American music.